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❅Pottery Designs is also called crockery designs or clay art designs.

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➜ Types Of Pottery:

✔ column Krater
✔ Pelik
✔ Dydria
✔ Stamnos
✔ Loutrophoros
✔ Lebes
✔ Oinochoe
✔ Plpe
✔ Chous
✔ Kyathos
✔ Amphora
✔ Neck Amphora
✔ Transport Amphora
✔ Bell Krater
✔ Clayx Krater
✔ Volute Krater
✔ Psykter

➜ Types of Pottery Decoration:

➜ A
✔ Agateware: is pottery decorated with a combination of contrasting colored clays.

✔ Armorial ware: are ceramics decorated with a coat of arms

✔ Azulejo: is a form of Spanish and Portuguese painted tin-glazed ceramic tilework.

➜ B
✔ Barbotine: Barbotine is the French for ceramic slip, or a mixture of clay and water used for moulding or decorating pottery.

✔ Bead-rim pottery: refers to the presence of a rounded molding on the lip of a jar, bowl, or dish.

✔ Blue and white porcelain: designate white pottery and porcelain decorated under the glaze with a blue pigment, generally cobalt oxide.

✔ Boerenbont: is a traditional pattern used on pottery from the Netherlands.

✔ Bucchero: is a class of ceramics produced in central Italy by the region's pre-Roman Etruscan population.

✔ Burnishing (pottery):

➜ C
✔ Cardium pottery
✔ Celadon
✔ Chintzware
✔ Chocolate-on-white ware
✔ Cuerda seca

➜ D
✔ Delftware
✔ Dipped ware

➜ E
✔ Egyptian faience
✔ Encaustic tile

➜ F
✔ Faience
✔ Flow blue

➜ G
✔ Green glazed pottery of Atzompa

➜ H
✔ Horse hair raku

➜ I
✔ In-glaze decoration

➜ L
✔ Lithophane
✔ Lusterware

➜ M
✔ Maiolica
✔ Mocha decorated pottery

➜ N
✔ Nove Ware

➜ O
✔ On-glaze decoration
✔ Overglaze

➜ P
✔ Pit–Comb Ware culture

➜ S
✔ Salt glaze pottery
✔ Sancai
✔ Sgraffito
✔ Slip (ceramics)
✔ Slipware
✔ Sprigging (decorative)

➜ T
✔ Terra sigillata
✔ Tin-glazed pottery
✔ Tin-glazing
✔ Transferware
✔ Tubelining
✔ Tulipiere

➜ U
✔ Underglaze

➜ V
✔ Victorian majolica

➜ W
✔ Willow pattern.