Coil method pottery

Working with Clay (2) CeramicIce.com Coil method can also be used to build bowls, vases or other creations. It also has a long history among many civilizations, ranging from early China to ancient Aztec cultures. The artist takes a lump of clay and rolls it into a ‘rope’, which can be of various thickness. Then, a coil is placed on top of the previous one, creating different shapes. The coils can be left visible or can be smoothed away depending on the artistic design.

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Grade Level Duration about 15 classes, 45 minutes long Materials Clay (I just used a basic white low fire earthenware clay), slip, surface to work on (I use canvas), basic clay handbuilding tools, particularly a clay fettling knife. Media Clay Lesson Objectives To create a symmetrical coil pot displaying good craft and a wide variety […]

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Coil built vase

Chrissie Grace 🎨 Art Teacher on Instagram: “I started making this poster yesterday while my 3D students learned how to make different coils. I’ve always done coil pots with my…”