Onggi Coiling Ceramic with Chris Ma - Holiday Program
<p><strong>Students with some experience with clay would be best suited to this course.</strong></p>
<p>Learn to build an Onggi sculptural pot with tutor Chris Ma. Chris will demonstrate the
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Students with some experience with clay would be best suited to this course.
Learn to build an Onggi sculptural pot with tutor Chris Ma. Chris will demonstrate the techniques used to build these voluminous vessels.
Directly translated, Onggi means jar-vessel. It is a form of coiling folk pottery traditionally used for food storage. Vessels vary from a small bowl to a big storage jar.
In the modern era, Onggi are identified as having a wide rim and bottom with a voluminous shape that tapers down from the shoulder to the belly.
The Onggi can also be built in a contemporary/abstract form.
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