ceramics
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- noun
- /səˈræmɪks/
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cerámica
- The gallery showcased stunning works of art made from clay, highlighting the beauty of ceramics.
In Shay's hand was a small bowl, the kind that students made in ceramics class.
- In Shay's hand was a small bowl, the kind that students made in ceramics class.
- And basically it's, it's a practice of repairing pottery and ceramics that have broken, right.
- I love Keith Herring and I love ceramics.
- I took painting and jewelry and ceramics.
- Like I said, I've done a macrame class, I've done a lino cut printing class, I've done air dry, ceramics, watercolor.
- Chess model, United Nations, Computer Club, ceramics club, you name it, every nerdy pursuit you could do.
- In fact, what I most enjoyed about her accumulation of bird figurines and ceramics and sand dollars from Texas beaches was her enjoyment of these things.
Examples
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In Shay's hand was a small bowl, the kind that students made in ceramics class.
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This work introduced me to the enormous richness of women's cultural production and did so through ceramics and embroidery.
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My partner has been very into ceramics and woodwork.
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Ceramics can be part of the shared practices of cooking and food consumption, whether public or private.
Academic text (2006) -
Her new work is also influenced by her travels to Tokyo, Japan, for a Ceramics Symposium.
Blog text (1) -
And it starts from, you know, the farmers, the artisans who make the ceramics and the silverware and the glassblowing.
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Ceramics will be evaluated as alternatives to conventional metal-based combustors for the long term.
Academic text (1995) -
As a corrective, workshops of African potters (organized by Heritage Ceramics) allow visitors to get their hands in the clay.
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I developed product that's coming up on a year now that transforms cremated remains into a glaze for ceramic design objects.
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Students in the art program created beautiful vases and bowls in their ceramics class.
Synonyms
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The activity of making and heating clay objects like pots and vases
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Etymology
Ceramics comes from the old Greek word keramos, which means 'pot' or 'potter's clay'. So imagine shaping and heating clay pots in a hot oven — that picture explains why ceramics is the art of making and decorating objects from clay.