Moroccan Ceramics

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*Hugues Demeude, Bravo & Richer, Morocco, Evergreen, 1998 James E. Housefield, “Moroccan Ceramics and the Geography of Invented Traditions,” Geographical Review, vol. 87, no.3 (July 1997) pp 401-407 Robert Irwin, Islamic Art in Context, Prentice Hall, 1997
Encyclopedia Britannica: Pottery *James E Jereb, The Arts and Crafts of Morocco, Thames and Hudson, 1995 Kuwait National Museum, Ceramics from Islamic Lands, Thames and Hudson, 2004 *Bryan Sentence, Ceramics: A World Guide to Traditional Techniques, Thames and Hudson, 2004 Zillij in Fez: www.ceramicstoday.com/articles/zillij_in_fez www.metmuseum.org/explore/publications/pdfs/Islamic_Ar t_and_Geometric_Design.pdf
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Moroccan Ceramics Copyright: Nano N
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As practiced, the prohibition again
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Islamic Pattern is based on Muslim
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Hadith (sayings of the Prophet)
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“Some Hadiths”, according to Ro
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Low Fire Earthenware Clay Morocco
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Slaking pits in Sale, Morocco
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Wedging clay with feet at Sale
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Early Earthenware Techniques Pinch
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Coil method
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Press Molds, Stamps
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Greenware to Final Bisqued Product
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Buried pit fire
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Berber designs The Berbers or the A
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Coil pots from the Rif Region
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Coil pots from the Rif region by th
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Berber pots from s. of Marrakech
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Designs on paper in Essouria
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Berber designs seen on carpets- Mar
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Berber designs-Fez
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Contemporary kick wheel, throwing f
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Thrown and jiggered Greenware Sale
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Hill Kilns and climbing kilns
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Sale 2 chambered kiln
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Stacking greenware tiles in lower c
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Firing kiln with olive oil pits & p
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Glaze Fire Cone 04 Bisque Cone 05-0
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Glaze colorants
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Glaze tests
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Tin Glaze Ware History Invented in
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Linda Arbuckle Majolica White Glaze
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Copper carbonate glaze in Sale Pott
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Page 70 and 71: Lusterware: Cone 018 metalic salts
Page 72 and 73: 5 Major Centers of Pottery in Moroc
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Page 76 and 77: Sale polychrome tin glazed platter
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Page 80 and 81: Fez tin glazed pottery
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Page 84 and 85: 19 th c Guerba (makes butter)
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Page 90 and 91: 19 th c. polychrome plate from Fez
Page 92 and 93: Polychrome couscous bowl from Mekne
Page 94 and 95: Fez Zillij making Tile factory emp
Page 96 and 97: When stiff enough clay tiles are br
Page 98 and 99: Zillij A highly trained zillij car
Page 100 and 101: Qualities of tile: One of stronges
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Page 108 and 109: Zillij Fountain
Page 110 and 111: Ben Youssef Medersa, Marrakesh
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Page 114 and 115: Fez (14 th c. medina palace)
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