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Meanings of ceramic art in English
Portuguese
arte cerâmica Spanish
artes cerámicas Art objects such as figures, tiles, and tableware made from clay and other raw materials by the process of pottery.
Synonyms
Examples for "ceramics"
Examples for "ceramics"
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Look to glass, ceramics, wood, resin or paper for additional accessory ideas.
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Ruth Power's ceramics are inspired by an odd source: Japanese tentacle pornography.
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Have you been able to work on your ceramics through the pandemic?
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Stone-glazed ceramics now form a whole dedicated area of antiques and collectables.
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There could be substantial synergies with Waterford Wedgwood's British ceramics company, Wedgwood.
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Describes his work with Fiesta ware, a especially radioactive Mango Red glazed ceramic ware, which contains uranium.
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The vase shown in the accompanying engravings must not be classed with ordinary ceramic ware, as it is a veritable work of art.
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The walls are lined with shelves holding ceramic ware in shades of green and blue, some unadorned, others painted with flowing abstract designs.
Usage of ceramic art in English
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The practice of the ceramic art would suggest the brick sooner or later.
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All show distinctly a clinging to the technic of ceramic art.
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As a lover of ceramic art, it would pain me to see it injured.
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You said the painting was one of the 'nice points of the ceramic art,' uncle.
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I could not have brought Gertrude and the children here if the ceramic art, as they call it, had not departed.
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Raj, to everyone's surprise, resigned from development, rented a cheap hole up near the surface, and started selling hand-made ceramic art.
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It is certain, however, that the Sikyatki people lived long enough in that pueblo to develop a ceramic art essentially peculiar to Tusayan.
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Many once-flourishing Irish studio potteries have simply closed, and some of our most talented potters have shifted their emphasis to making non-functional ceramic art.
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For these purposes there are no materials more apt, more adaptable, more enduring, richer in potentialities of beauty than the products of ceramic art.
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An estimated 100 contemporary artists and 30 Irish and international galleries will gather together to showcase painting, sculpture, photography, illustration, prints and ceramic art.
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The Portage Ceramic Awards have long been considered indicative of the health of ceramic arts in Aotearoa.
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Jewitt, Llewellyn, The Ceramic Art in Early Britain, 1883; Grave Mounds and their Contents, 1870.
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1, 2, 3''; see CRETE), there is evidence of a perfectly orderly and continuous evolution in, at any rate, ceramic art.
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(6) Artistic Production.-Ceramicart reached a specially high standard in fabric, form and decoration by the middle of the 3rd millennium B.C.