Pottery making requires patience, diligence and creativity, combined together to produce highly distinctive artistic pieces which can be either decorative or useful. Anyone who is interested in pottery making can now try it out with the help of a local expert.
Adam Diongchee Huat, a pottery making teacher, clay is the main component of pottery making. The clay collected is wet down with a small amount of water before leaving it for a few days. The textured clay can be formed by hand into pots, glasses, plates and others, with the help of a potter’s wheel.
For those who are creative. the pottery can be painted or drawn on until it becomes a highly valuable artwork.
With creativity and artistic abilities, the pottery produced has the potential to become a highly valuable product.
Source: Radio Television Brunei