Hand-clawing pottery is a production method in Bat Trang pottery village, ignoring all the support of molds, printers, presses, only the best thing is the ingenuity and talent of the people. People who are willing to pursue their passion pass all other career opportunities to come to hand-held ceramic, a path that not only requires… View more
In Vietnam, pottery making is often referred to as a light entertainment activity – usually a one-time trial, but few people pursue pottery as a long-term hobby. When it comes to pottery, usually people will mention traditional names such as Bat Trang, Minh Long; There are not many artists specializing in making or selling pottery… View more
The mystery of hand-thrown pottery – Why traditional ceramics still retain value in modern times? Do ceramic pots, plates, and cups make you curious? How could a handful of earth be pictured and turned into such useful, sturdy and beautiful objects? The general stages of the two techniques of making pottery are: soil preparation (soil… View more
Hand thrown ceramics, also known as hand-clawing, hand-shaping is a way of making pottery from the early days, without the support of shaping molds or modern machines, simply forming shapes using a rotating table and the potter’s hands. Today, when everything is changing in the direction of industrialization, the manual production is less and less,… View more
The teapots and cups at Nam An Craft are made from white clay. This type of soil has been soaked in the soaking tub for many days, and is screened for fine clay particles and no impurities. After being treated carefully, the white clay is shaped by gypsum molds. The ceramic mold helps the product… View more
