Although it doesn't look like much, this site is over 11,000-12,000 years old. It's Göbekli Tepe in Southeastern Turkey, and it is the oldest religious site on earth. Its pre-pottery Neolithic art, structure, and design gives Humanity an insight into perhaps the earliest period of Human Civilization
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[Art] Working on this Mimic dice chest in my pottery class, I’ll post an update once I’ve added some color!
Made some new art in Greek pottery style
Made art in Greek pottery style
Made some new Greek pottery style art
[TOMT] [Video Game] About Greek gods, and the gameplay graphics were like the pottery art from that time
You had to defeat each god going down the line, with the help of Hera. I believe it was an indie game, but it was like $15 on Steam. I’ve hunted for the last 2 hours and can’t find it.
Hi! There are few photos of phrog-inspired incense burners, that's what I call functional pottery 😅 one redditor told your community may enjoy such a ceramics. Not sure if it is an *art or a *self-promo so let it be last one
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I’m new to Reddit but people have been so nice that I feel comfortable posting some of my fan art pottery..
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Hello, my feince loves to do arts and crafts she wants to start selling her pottery art. She doesnt believe it would make any money what do y'all think?
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i had to draw a greek pottery design but modern for art class, i passed it like a month late :}
Made some new art again in Greek pottery style
Best place for oversized/ XL wall art that doesn’t cost $1k ??! (XL mirrors, maps, framed canvases, etc) *think Pottery Barn staged rooms*
I’m new to Reddit but people have been so nice that I feel comfortable posting some of my fan art pottery..
reddit.com/gallery/s01to2
I’m new to Reddit but people have been so nice that I feel comfortable posting some of my fan art pottery..
reddit.com/gallery/s01to2
Pottery not respected!!! (Art by @valdotpng)
I've never done pottery, other than a couple times in grade school art class. Decided to source my own clay and process it myself. I think so far so good. One question though. How fine does my temper have to be? Should I get it ground up as fine as the clay itself is?
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Shop Small Saturday is TODAY. Join us on Dickerson Road. Reno Art Works, Studio 2035, Prism Magic, Sierra Water Gardens, Wedge Pottery. Support your local Reno artists.
Pottery not respected!!! (Art by @valdotpng)
My spouse and I are the Vogels of thrifted art. Part 1: our oil collection (also have watercolors, prints, pastels, studio pottery). Each painting was $5 or less.
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Anyone know where to get this niners hat (from a 1999 pottery art book i really like)?
Good pottery / art classes recommendation?
As the title indicates, looking for a pottery / art class where I can take someone on a date to. Any places that pop up in your mind?
TIA
Kintsugi is the 500+ year old Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with lacquer mixed with powdered gold, honoring the artifact’s unique history by emphasizing, not hiding, the break. The example in the picture is a 19th century Raku ware tea bowl from the Edo period [1496x4099]
She really does prefer pottery - Art by me
Imigongo: an art form popular in Rwanda traditionally made by women using cow dung. Often in the colors black, white, and red, popular themes include spiral and geometric designs that are painted on walls, pottery, and canvas.
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a thing of beauty ✨🌈💀 I just received my 2nd Poe Pottery mug and it’s truly a work of art. it was a birthday present to myself, and I love it so much! ☕️
Design detail: Kintsugi is the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery
Recently made,Dinnerware set for 8 person. Includes plates, tea set, soup set, water set and much more. Consist of 74 pieces, famous blue pottery art.
Connie Deklewa art pottery!
'Her' A set I'm working on, inspired by Kintsugi, the Japanese art of repairing pottery with gold. Showcasing the beauty of imperfection. I'll happily take requests.
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Looking to take pottery at either the Nepean Visual Arts Centre or Hintonburg Pottery (or taking a painting class at Nepean)
Hey! Self-explanatory title, just wondering if anyone has any advice or has taken either pottery class or painting class at the community centre or Hintonburg (these are the options as they are both close to me). Hintonburg is more expensive and I was wondering if that's just because it's fancier or if they actually have better teachers/more hands on. I am a super beginner (never potted or painted) so would need lots of assistance and non-judgemental work space.
Thanks!
[WP] Kintsugi. An art used to repair broken pottery. Also a technique used by Healers to mend broken souls detached from the mortal coil and awaiting their next reincarnation. You're one of the Healers, with a particular interest in helping people in their daily lives.
Kintsugi ('golden repair') is the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with lacquer mixed with powdered gold. As a philosophy, it treats breakage and repair as part of the history of an object, embracing flaws and imperfections rather than disguising them.
Kintsugi a Japanese art that involves repairing broken pottery using lacquer dusted with gold, silver, or platinum. The lacquer draws attention to the repairs instead of hiding them. The art is influenced by ideas in Japanese philosophy such as seeing beauty in imperfection and acceptance of change.
The Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with powder gold lacquer to highlight the imperfections is called Kintsugi. Kintsugi teaches that broken objects are not something to hide, but pridefully display.
Hey artists, what would your perfect intro to art course look like? What disciplines would you start with (sketching, paint, pottery etc.)
Pottery or art studios?
I just moved from Southern California and am interested in painting pottery or taking a painting class. Are there any local places around here that you’d recommend? It seems like some places may have closed due to the pandemic. Thank you!
Anyone do Pottery at the Art center in Stamp?
I have basic experience in pottery because I took it in highschool and retained really good muscle memory. I want to do the open room one without any guidance. If you took it, how was it and would you recommend it? I don’t have any experience on the wheel but I was planning to do hand sculptures anyway.
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