Description

Maker and pans, dishes, and other vessels of clay. The Hebrew wordfor potter literally means "forming" or "people who make up" whilethe Greek term derived from the root word that means "mix", whichmay mean the need for mixing water into the soil or clay inpreparation before use. It has been since time immemorial thepotters shape the clay into a vessel and burn, resulting in a hardgear, which will not become soft when wet. A potter might workalone, but sometimes it has a few assistants, who are often theinternships. At one time, there appears to be a group of pottersgovernment among the Hebrews. A common way of making pottery beganto wash the clay and purifying it from other substances, leaving itin the open air, and trample the clay that has been dampened sothat it becomes soft and pliable. Next, the clay kneaded by handand then placed on machinery or potters wheel. Thank you may beuseful