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Pottery speaks eloquently of our past and present - whether an Egyptian tomb figure, a Ming vase, a Meissen figurine, or a Lucie Rie bowl, there is always a story to tell. This superb book brings a sound practical knowledge of the main ceramic methods to both beginners and practising makers wanting to enrich and extend their approach. Following an introduction on choosing clay and preparing it in the workshop, the first section details the equipment needed in order to follow the techniques described in the book. Sections follow on Handbuilding, Making and Using Moulds, and Glazing and Firing, featuring a rich array of step-by-step instruction brought to life with examples of contemporary work.

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Josie Warshaw trained in ceramics at Harrow School of Art. She then worked as a ceramics technician at Camberwell School of Art and now teaches in Adult Education in London. Josie has had her own studio since 1983. She was accepted on the Crafts Council's Selected Index of Makers in 1995, and her work is represented at the Institute of Contemporary and Applied Arts in London.

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