om to await their turn at the biscuit kiln.The dried and unbaked vessels must be handled withutmost care, for they are very delicate. The potterhas a way of his own of carrying a load of them on aboard on his head, so balanced that he walks easily. One of the great kilns was just being placed.… … TURNING minutes, to settle a bit, and adhere to the mold, theinside is poured out, leaving a hollow spout. This isplaced on the teapot. The molds are made of plaster, said the guide,because its the most absorbent substance we canget. It takes the water from the piece quickest. From the drying…
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