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Female from the village of Selcha, Bulgaria.

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South of juba, during the Christmas season a Latuka girl paints the walls of the family tukul, the circular mud-plastered dwelling with conical thatched roof typical of the region.

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Maid carrying water vase on her back drawn from nearby wells or streams, Jeju, Korea c.unknown

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“Workers make clay pots as a form of pottery business to sell at a market. The clay pots are laid out to dry under the sun.” 2021

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“Eddie Puruntatameri the first Aboriginal studio potter” circa 1976

Ph via: Geoff Crispin

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“Maria and Benina, Pueblo Women” c.1881

Ph by: William Henry Jackson

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“MEXICAN ADOBE BAKE OVEN, LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO”

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Shozo Ozaki

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Eugenio Brito at La Cascada Pottery Studio. 1958-1966

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“The stepping is the first phase of the elaboration process. The mixture, consisting of previously purified and crushed clay, combined with sand and water, is prepared in large quantities so the artisan helps her feet and the weight of her body to knead the mixture. Juliana Suárez Vega, helped by her daughter Rafaela, steps on the mid, a task that the locera normally does with bare feet.” Canary Islands c.1980

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Spain, c.unknown

Ph by: José Ortiz Echagüe

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Pink Muhly

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萩原 卓哉／Hagihara Takuya

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From: “Tarascan Pottery Production in Michoacán, Mexico: An Ethnoarchaeological Perspective” by Eduardo Williams

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“A TUAREG WITH RIFLE AND EQUIPMENT

BESIDE AN ABANDONED WHEAT URN IN NORTHERN AÏR”

From: “Sahara” by Buchanan, Angus; c.1926