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Terra Sigillata

History of Terra Sigillata, Roman Ware, Throughout history, terra sigillata is referred to as clay slip, paint, or suspension of fine clay in water. Terra Sigillata coating acted as a sealant making the forms less porous and served as adornment when…
Terra Sigillata is made by mixing dry clay with water and allowing the heavy particles to settle. The middle region is the terra sigillata. Colours are added with oxides and stains.
roman, ceramics, history of ceramics, terra sigillataDenise LynchSeptember 17, 2020terra sigillata, clay slip, red iron oxide, terra sigillata recipe
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