How to Brisk & Glaze a Clay Pot

Video Transcript

"PREETI PANDEY: Yeah, I'm Preeti Pandey on behalf of Expert Village. And I'll be telling you the next step after I've just made this pot. The next step is we'll be drying. It will--the pot becomes dry in two, three days it takes drying process. And it has to be natural, natural drying. And after that, we bisk the pot in lower temperature that is for the glazing. We first prepare the pot for the glazing ready. Make it ready for the glazing that is the bisking. In lower temperature, we fire the pot, and after bisking, the final is the glazing part. The importance of wedging is that whatever in wedging, we take out any, if there's any other particles in clay or the air bubbles which is very important to remove, because the bubbles--if the bubble--we make the pot, it's very difficult to make, and after the time of firing the bubbles come, it bursts. So the pot breaks. So it's very important to remove the bubble from the clay before we start working."