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JAR -- CERAMIC xx CERAMIC xx JAR Santa Fe pot. A greenware Indian pot is decorated using texture glazes and translucent underglaze. Bags for all seasons. Ideas for decorating ceramic "bags" using non-firing stains. Floral ginger jar. Decorating a suitable greenware jar to provide an accent piece against a wallpaper design. Design pattern is included. Under the sun and blue butterflies. Combine clay carving with non-firing stains to form these "Indian" style covered jars. Gridded design pattern is included. Greenware jar and lid features a carved horse and vine design. The jar is finished with non-firing stains to simulate the look of tooled leather or carved wood. China painting of a little ginger jar uses only four colors. Six panels of flowers and leaves are framed with faux gold-veined marble. Southwestern motif greenware jar uses the faces of three Indian chiefs to form the base and a tepee shape for the lid. Painted with nonfiring stain. Oriental treasure. Floral designs on this hexagon-shaped jar and lid are accented with a bead type glaze. Gridded design patterns included. Pueblo jar. Greenware jar and lid features a molded-in pattern of the Pueblo apartment-like villages of stone and adobe against the background of a mesa. Painted with glaze and nonfiring stain. Freehand design resembling willow branches is painted in black on a porcelain ming-style jar and lid. Some spots of stand-up-type glaze accent this black and white piece. Wild roses. Ceramic potpourri jar (canister) features a wild rose design on the lid with branches and leaves that trail down onto the base. Dancing thunderbirds. Southwestern Indian design is incised on a heavily-cast greenware pot using a sgraffito tool and painted using colored glazes. Stylized feather design is incised on a heavily cast greenware pot using a sgraffito tool and then painted with various glazes. Each feather is outlined in gold. Glaze aglow. Ceramic ginger jar and lid are decorated using a crystal-type glaze with a metallic overglaze. Old-fasioned roses in full bloom adorn a covered ginger jar. Painted with underglaze colors. Large Indian water jug portrays a Native American mother and her child against a background of sky and mountain peaks. Painted with colored glazes. Six-sided covered greenware jar is painted with carousel horse motifs using underglaze colors. Quick and easy method for decorating a ceramic ginger jar uses airbrushing and underglaze. Blue bells. Hexagon-shaped greenware jar with square top is finished in white and navy blue glaze that is separated with a decorative band of bluebell flowers accented with gold. Design pattern is included. Oriental ginger jar. Covered jar is embossed with large floral patterns using a sgraffito tool and glazed in bright colors with gold outlines. Design pattern is included. In a Victorian kitchen. Greenware pie saver, jar lid and pomander feature "crocheted" trims. Painted with both glazes and non-firing stains. Sgrafitto Indian piece. Greenware jar features a carved pattern that is painted with underglaze and glaze. Design pattern is included. Pueblo lamp pot. A scene of adobe packed house walls, mesa-top feeling, cone-shaped bake ovens and cacti has been painted on the outside of this pot using non-firing stains. Large covered jar (ginger jar) decorated with playful lambs and daisies. Design pattern is included. Softness of porcelain. Porcelain ginger jar is cast in gray slip and decorated with glossy white blossoms and black-and-white leaves. Design pattern is included. Indian pot features textural glaze that imparts a rich, deep texture not possible with other glazes. Design pattern is included. The glory of Sari Silk. This pot goes beyond the normal Sari Silk technique by using Chinese Paste in a Champleve manner then low firing to get an enamel-like appearance. Old world unicorn design is painted on a large white jar or vase using opaque stains. Coming up roses. Combining an exotic glaze and a clear glaze to finish a rose-decorated ceramic vanity set consisting of a picture frame, soap dish, toothbrush holder and a covered jar. Porcelain greenware (ginger) jar is glazed with a large red poppy plant against a white background. Design pattern is included. From Central America. Two greenware cylinder jars are decorated with adaptations of Mayan/Aztec geometric designs. Design pattern is included. Cactus pot. A glazed greenware pot features a ceramic "cactus" growing out of the side. Braided raffia and leather strips are wrapped around the neck of the pot. Pueblo jar. Covered ceramic jar features a sun medallion on the lid and pueblos and mesas molded into the sides. Painted with stains. Southwest style are colored with a variety of underglazes to achieve the pastel look of the region. Raised pansies. Using build up stains to apply a raised pattern of pansy flowers to a ceramic jar. Design pattern is included. Stoneware look with glazes and underglazes. Shell-shaped handles and a scallop shell pattern decorate these greenware dishes and jars. Festive holiday jars. Greenware biscuit jars with lids are glazed in red and green. They are labeled "Holiday Candy" or "Holiday Cookies." The good shepherd jar. Representation of a stained glass window is used to decorate a ceramic jar. The design is outlined with a sgaffito tool in a wax resist and colored with glazes and underglazes. Design pattern is included. Suitable greenware pot (vase) is decorated with three colorful Kachina dancers against a background of adobe houses. Pattern included. Spring bonnet jars. Ceramic jars consist of whimsical animal heads, each wearing a different hat. Tips on underglazing. Ceramic ginger pot and vase are decorated with rose decals which have been trimmed and rearranged to form a floral cascade. Black and white elegance for ceramic objects. (1) Bean pot with polka dots. (2) Greek pitcher. (3) Antique 5" pitcher with floral pattern. | |||||||||
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