用pottery造句子，“pottery”造句
" The small pottery toys have a long history in China. Beijing pottery toys and figurines are noted for their delicacy, accurate modeling, and bright colors. "
She started selling pottery from the stoop of her apartment to pay for college classes at a studio nearby.
The Morongo are buying old pottery and baskets and reviving tribal ceremonies, some of which were barely remembered outside anthropological texts.
For instance, on a broken piece of a pottery jar excavated in the ruins of Shixia in Qujiang, Guangdong Province,a ring of dancers were printed clearly showing men and women dancing with joined hands.
Modern pottery is usually ornamental.
A solitary, 36.2cm (14.3-inch) pottery Tang woman wearing a hooped head-dress is especially seductive.
Uniquely shaped and skillfully decorated, such ceramic pottery would definitely add a particular charm to any kitchen interior.
In Ancient Egypt the names of enemy Kings would be inscribed on pottery bowls and ritually smashed with the aim of bringing about the death of these rulers.
"The pottery army dates from a period at the end of China's Bronze age when the iron and steel weapons would soon replace bronze ones, so most finds in the Qin terra-cotta army were bronze: bronze spears and swords, and so on."
Some of the most interesting pottery is made by the Pueblo Indians.
It was in Japan that the world's first pottery was born - and with it, possibly the world's first stew.
Cup and dish belong to pottery Lei.
A kiln or part of a kiln in which pottery can be fired without being exposed to direct flame.
The pottery does not corrode like metal and will not disintegrate like wood or cloth.
I also went to the pottery factory today, which was heaps of fun for me, because my mom used to be an artist so I have always loved doing art.
Along with the arrows, he has copper knives, ornaments, and pottery.
The answer was exports: first, of light industrial goods such as raw silk and pottery; later, of heavier materials, including steel and chemicals.
