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Pottery Town - Bengaluru

Making of the Clay Items
by
Prof. Bibhudutta Baral
NID, Bengaluru
Tools and Raw Materials
 
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Some of the tools and raw materials used at the Pottery town are mentioned below.

Electric Potter’s Wheel:
It is where clay thrown is shaped as per requirement.

Clay:
Clay free from chemicals is generally collected from the neighboring lake side areas.

Bamboo Stick with Pointed Needle:
It is used for finishing, molding with lines of any design.

Stone (Granite stone):
It is used for smoothening the edges, bottoms of the lamps.

Water:
It is used for moisturizing the dried clay material.

Mesh:
It is to refine/ sieve the clay from brick and solid particles.

Sand of Red, Black and Grey:
It is used to strengthen the clay material as per the item to be made.

Bhatti (kiln):
Its used for heating the prepared clay items.

Fire Wood:
Its used to impart heat in the Bhatti (kiln) during heating process.

Plank of Wood:
To arrange the prepared clay items as per it is made.

Enamel Colors and Water Colors: 
To impart color on the surface of the clay items.

Paint Brush:
To apply the required colors on the surface of clay items.

Plastic Bags:
To store the clay collected from various locations.

Gunny Bags:
Its used for kneading the clay well into a good mixture.

Putti Blade:
To remove the extra clay on the potter’s wheel.

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