Footage of renowned American Indian potter Maria Martinez creating blackware Pueblo pottery with her husband Julian Martinez. To license footage from this film for commercial use visit: www.travelfilmarchive.com. "Footage of renowned Native American potter Maria Martinez creating blackware Pueblo pottery with her husband Julian Martinez. 06:00:00:00 San Ildefonso Pueblo, New Mexico VS Caucasian woman & […]
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Master potters continue in the old artisan tradition of producing fine china at the Jingdezhen Museum which is the site of the Imperial Chinese kiln used during Ming and Qing dynasties. If you are interested in handmade ceramics / china /porcelain this is definitely a must visit. Here you’ll see some of the old artists
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These bowls, called linglong (玲珑) porcelain, used to be everywhere in the West. And they all come from this one town in China. We visited one of the last factories that still makes this style of blue and white porcelain, and deciphered the symbols that cover the bowl. Follow us on Instagram for behind-the-scenes moments:
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Indego Africa's ceramic products are handmade by a group of artisans at Gatagara Pottery in Rwanda. Formed in 1977 by a Belgian priest in Rwanda’s southern province, Gatagara is located in a small but picturesque workshop in the district of Nyanza. Often considered the cradle of Rwanda’s heritage, Nyanza is nestled east of a large
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