(1) Brace your elbows while working on the potter's wheel.

(2) Potters should wet hands when working on potter's wheel.

(3) He had long ago bought a potter's wheel of him, and wished to know what had become of him.

(4) You'll need a potter's wheel, a kiln for drying your pottery, and of course some clay.

(5) Learn how to center clay on a potter's wheel when throwing a clay vase in this free pottery lesson from a ceramics expert.

(6) Using the chattering technique on the potter's wheel to embellish your pottery; learn this and more in this free video arts and crafts lesson taught by a pottery making expert.

(7) Dismounting a ceramic candlestick holder from the potter's wheel enables the piece to dry on ware board.

(8) How to open and form clay on the potter's wheel to throw a pot; learn this and more in this free video arts and crafts lesson taught by a pottery making expert.

(9) Learn how to center clay on the potter's wheel with tips from a master potter in this free ceramics video.

(10) All pots are made by hand on a potter's wheel and left unglazed so that the pot can absorb the flavor of the tea.

(11) Soon after, in the late Neolithic period, the potter's wheel was invented facilitating the production of more uniform vessels.

(12) How to remove your pot from the potter's wheel; learn this and more in this free video arts and crafts lesson taught by a pottery making expert.

(13) The potter's wheel was still, the loom empty, the stove cold. No voice ever sang.

(14) Throwing large ceramic platters on the potter's wheel requires a large amount of clay and specific pottery techniques.

(15) She gave away her potter's wheel and kiln and began concentrating on the clay, with which she makes everything from necklaces to large works of art.

(16) The potter's wheel was invented in Asia Minor around 6500 BC.

(17) Tornadoes that spun across the blue sky like vases thrown on some mad potter's wheel.

(18) Craftsman Mark Mayson demonstrated the art of hand throwing on the potter's wheel.

(19) There are lots of Ancient Near Eastern stories of ; Gods fashioning humans from clay; We have depictions of gods as potters at a potter's wheel just turning out lots of little humans.

(20) Place clay for a ceramic cylinder in the center of the potter's wheel to make the throwing process easier and more symmetrical.

(21) Use a metal potter's rib to smooth the sides of a bowl on the potter's wheel.

(22) First evidence of the item was in diagrams on ancient clay tablets: there were pictures of a potter's wheel that was used in Ur in Mesopotamia, c. 3,500 BCE.