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A container with fine-mesh wire screen in the bottom, available in different mesh-sizes, used for straining slips and glazes.

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A tube consisting of an end to end series of thin-walled living cells characteristic of the phloem, having no nucleus when mature, and believed to function chiefly in ...

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A grooved stainless steel conical sieve used for straining soups, sauces etc.

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Arts & crafts; Ceramics

Primary air drawn into an atmospheric burner, or mechanically injected into a power burner.

Silicon karbide

Arts & crafts; Ceramics

Extremely hard, refractory material used to form kiln shelves. Highly resistant to corrosive atmospheres, and therefore suitable for salt, soda, and wood firing. Silicon carbide ...

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Arts & crafts; Ceramics

The science of comfortable and effective utility, determining how well a functional object or device works with the human body.

ekran mëndafshi

Arts & crafts; Ceramics

A form of decoration where the colour paste is forced thro a decorative patterned screen either directly onto the ware or a transfer paper.

të ngjethura

Arts & crafts; Ceramics

Same as peeling: A defect in glazed and fired ware.The glaze flakes off in pieces particularly on edges.

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Arts & crafts; Ceramics

Any of a group of slightly over 100 substances on earth which may exist as individual atoms, and from which all materials on earth are composed. See PERIODIC TABLE OF THE ...

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Pramonės šaka / sritis: Arts & crafts Category: Oil painting

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Bosch's most famous and unconventional picture, The Garden of Earthly Delights was painted between 1490 and 1510. The oil painting is on three panels, ...