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Making a Dinwiddie Polychrome Bowl

To be frank, the Salado Challenge was received like the proverbial fart in the prayer meeting. After a year numerous videos and lots of technical help there is literally one submission. At any rate I am determined to wrap it up by making all 5 pots I set out to make. The Dinwiddie Polychrome bowl is the last, the hardest and also it turned out really great. In this video I will walk you through the entire process of how I recreated this ancient Salado pottery, from clay through firing. Come along for an in-depth lesson in ancient pottery replication. The Salado Challenge -    • Finding Inspiration in Ancient Pottery   How to make organic paint pottery -    • Nuts & Bolts of Oxidized Organic Painted P...   How to fire Salado pottery -    • Firing Pottery in Less Than 15 Minutes, Th...   Smectite clay slip - https://ancientpottery.how/product/sm... Gourd scrapers - https://ancientpottery.how/product/go... Polishing stones - https://ancientpottery.how/product/po... Tracking the movement of people with perforated plates -    • Tracking the Lost Mogollon Across the Anci...   #saladochallenge 🏺 Wednesday Zoom pottery class - https://ancientpottery.how/ancient-po... ❤️ Channel membership -    / ancientpottery   🛍 Shop my website: https://ancientpottery.how/shop/ 📚 Workshops and masterclasses - https://ancientpottery.how/classes/ ⭐️ Social media Facebook -   / andywardpottery   Instagram -   / ancientpottery   📬 Send me mail Andy Ward PO Box 43601 Tucson, AZ 85733 0:00 What makes Dinwiddie Polychrome so challenging 1:14 Forming the base of the bowl 4:04 The 6 steps of coil building 6:31 A good rim is SO important! 9:15 Scraping and smoothing 11:40 Slipping doesn't have to hurt 14:55 A Brief History of Smudging Pottery 16:43 Painting designs with organic paint 19:20 Trial by fire 21:50 Wrap up of the Salado Challenge and season 3 As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.