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 | Information on the clay used at the pottery workshop of Dolore Porras , she told her husband that they must figure out how to add colors to the otherwise just green Atzompa pottery. In the early-1980's, she began experimenting with glazes and moved away from the typical green glazes that were then used in the area. She developed a translucent white glaze that makes her pieces almost iridescent, and she uses it as a background color behind details that are painted in bright rusts, cobalt blues, deep greens, and yellows. Dolores hand-constructs each piece ... |
 | Dolores Porras Pottery Demonstration Part I , she told her husband that they must figure out how to add colors to the otherwise just green Atzompa pottery. In the early-1980's, she began experimenting with glazes and moved away from the typical green glazes that were then used in the area. She developed a translucent white glaze that makes her pieces almost iridescent, and she uses it as a background color behind details that are painted in bright rusts, cobalt blues, deep greens, and yellows. Dolores hand-constructs each piece ... |
 | Kiln of Dolores Porras , she told her husband that they must figure out how to add colors to the otherwise just green Atzompa pottery. In the early-1980's, she began experimenting with glazes and moved away from the typical green glazes that were then used in the area. She developed a translucent white glaze that makes her pieces almost iridescent, and she uses it as a background color behind details that are painted in bright rusts, cobalt blues, deep greens, and yellows. Dolores hand-constructs each piece ... |
 | Dolores Porras Pottery Demonstration Part II , she told her husband that they must figure out how to add colors to the otherwise just green Atzompa pottery. In the early-1980's, she began experimenting with glazes and moved away from the typical green glazes that were then used in the area. She developed a translucent white glaze that makes her pieces almost iridescent, and she uses it as a background color behind details that are painted in bright rusts, cobalt blues, deep greens, and yellows. Dolores hand-constructs each piece ... |
 | Rolando Porras , she told her husband that they must figure out how to add colors to the otherwise just green Atzompa pottery. In the early-1980's, she began experimenting with glazes and moved away from the typical green glazes that were then used in the area. She developed a translucent white glaze that makes her pieces almost iridescent, and she uses it as a background color behind details that are painted in bright rusts, cobalt blues, deep greens, and yellows. Dolores hand-constructs each piece ... |
 | Dolores Porras Pottery Demonstration III , she told her husband that they must figure out how to add colors to the otherwise just green Atzompa pottery. In the early-1980's, she began experimenting with glazes and moved away from the typical green glazes that were then used in the area. She developed a translucent white glaze that makes her pieces almost iridescent, and she uses it as a background color behind details that are painted in bright rusts, cobalt blues, deep greens, and yellows. Dolores hand-constructs each piece ... |
