African Ladie Ceramics

In most cases pottery was made by women clay was worked on entirely by hand and shaped and fashioned into the desired shape.

African ladie ceramics.

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A ceramic jar which is worn by women on their backs to fetch water from wells and springs and then to store it in their homes. She was also a teacher and inspired the careers of a flourishing generation of artists. Selection of african tribal pottery from differnet tribes burkina faso pottery diversity of africa the vast african continent contains an extreme diversity of cultures countries and terrains. Ceramic sculpture women black ceramics garden sculpture statue female figure cubism art african figure original gift housewarming gift mudrenko.

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