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Tracing the Threads of Pottery: Unearthing Ancient Craftsmanship in Biblical Israel and its Echoes in Contemporary local Pottery"

Jan 142 min read

Tracing the Threads of Pottery: Unearthing Ancient Craftsmanship in Biblical Israel and its Echoes in Contemporary local Pottery"

Introduction: Pottery, a timeless craft, has woven through the fabric of civilizations, leaving behind shards of history. In the context...

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Deborah Seles Dayan

Jan 72 min read

Brazilian indigenous art and Pottery

MBrazil has a rich history of indigenous art, and pottery is a significant aspect of this cultural heritage. In the past I wrote about...

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Crafting Hope: A Potter's Journey Through Crises

Deborah Seles Dayan

Dec 31, 20232 min read

Crafting Hope: A Potter's Journey Through Crises

In the crucible of crisis, the human spirit is tested, and creativity emerges as a guiding light in the darkness. Creating art during...

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Deborah Seles Dayan

Dec 17, 20231 min read

Pottery in the spirit of "Wabi Sabi"

Ceramic Wabi Sabi

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Deborah Seles Dayan

Dec 17, 20232 min read

Ceramic art during the Inca period

A brief overview of ceramic art during the Inca period

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Deborah Seles Dayan

Dec 17, 20232 min read

Brazilian indigenous pottery

In the framework of the study of the simple and classical forms in pottery, I came naturally to read about the indigenous Brazilian...

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Deborah Seles Dayan

Dec 17, 20232 min read

Salt pig - a pot for coarse salt

Do you know what the container for coarse salt is called in some English-speaking countries? "Salt Pig". At first I thought it was a...

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Deborah Seles Dayan

Dec 17, 20231 min read

Ceramic strainer

At the end of the 80's was the first time I was exposed to working with clay. I joined the ceramics class of the wonderful Talia Giladi...

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Chinchero Market, an umbrella and a pitcher of Salamanca

Deborah Seles Dayan

Dec 17, 20234 min read

Chinchero Market, an umbrella and a pitcher of Salamanca

On 3.5.87, as part of the trip after my service in the army, I arrived in the village of Chinchero in Peru. Andi village (3,800 meters...

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