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	~~<div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">~~		'''Agateware''' ni nthowa yakukongozgera ya ceramic iyo dongo la mitundu yakupambanapambana likusazgika na kusakanizgika kuti lipangiske vithuzithuzi vya marble ivyo vikuyana na libwe la agate la chilengiwa. Vithuzithuzi ivi vikupangika mukati mwa thupi la dongo m’malo mwa kuŵika pa dongo.
	'''Agateware''' ~~is a~~ ceramic ~~decorative technique in which differently colored clays are combined and mixed to create marbled patterns that resemble natural~~ agate ~~stone~~. ~~The patterns are formed within the clay body itself rather than applied to the surface~~.
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	~~<div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">~~		Mu nthowa iyi, ŵakuwumba ŵakunozga viŵaro vya dongo ivyo vikuŵa na mitundu yakupambanapambana ya mineral panji mitundu ya dongo lacilengiwa. Dongo ili ŵakuliŵika mu vigaŵavigaŵa, kulipotokora, kulipindika, panji kulisazgako pachoko waka pambere ŵandalipangire dongo ilo kuŵa viŵiya panji vinthu vinyake. Para dongo ladumulika, latambasuka, panji laponyeka pa gudumu, vithuzithuzi vya mukati vikuwoneka pachanya.
	~~In this technique~~, ~~potters prepare clay bodies tinted with different~~ mineral ~~pigments or natural clay colors~~. ~~These clays are layered~~, ~~twisted~~, ~~folded~~, ~~or lightly blended together before the clay is shaped into vessels or other objects~~. ~~When the clay is cut~~, ~~stretched~~, ~~or thrown on the wheel~~, ~~the internal patterns become visible on the surface~~.
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	~~<div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">~~		Vinthu ivyo vikupangika na marble vingaŵa nga ni mizere yakusunkhunyika, vingwe vyakuzungulira, panji mizere ya mitundu yambura kukhazikika. Pakuti chithuzithuzi ichi chikufika mu thupi lose la dongo, kukongozga kwake kukulutilira kuwoneka nanga ni para ŵadumula panji kupanga.
	~~The resulting marbled designs may resemble flowing bands~~, ~~swirls~~, ~~or irregular streaks of color~~. ~~Because the pattern extends throughout the clay body~~, ~~the decorative effect remains visible even after trimming or shaping~~.
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	~~<div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">~~		Nthowa zakupangira viŵiya vya agateware zagwiriskirika ncito mu mitheto yinandi ya viŵiya vya ceramic ndipo zikamanyikwa comene mu viŵiya vya ceramic vya ku Europe mu vilimika vya m’ma 1700. Nthowa zakuyana waka zakupangira dongo zikuwonekaso mu mitheto yinyake ya ceramic ndipo zikukhwaskana na nthowa nga ni [[Nerikomi]].
	~~Agateware techniques have been used in several~~ ceramic ~~traditions and became particularly well known in European ceramics during the 18th century~~. ~~Similar patterned-clay methods also appear in other~~ ceramic ~~traditions and are conceptually related to techniques such as~~ [[Nerikomi]].
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	~~<div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">~~		Pamanyuma pa kupanga, vigaŵa vya agateware kanandi vikumalizgika na glaze yakuwonekera iyo yikulongosora umo dongo likupangikira.
	~~After shaping~~, agateware ~~pieces are typically finished with a transparent~~ glaze ~~that highlights the natural marbled patterns of the clay~~.
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	== ~~See also~~ ==		== Wonaniso ==
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	* [[Nerikomi]]		* [[Nerikomi]]
	* [[Wheel Throwing (Rokuro)\|Wheel throwing]]		* [[Wheel Throwing (Rokuro)\|Wheel throwing]]

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'''Agateware''' is a ceramic decorative technique in which differently colored clays are combined and mixed to create marbled patterns that resemble natural agate stone. The patterns are formed within the clay body itself rather than applied to the surface.
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In this technique, potters prepare clay bodies tinted with different mineral pigments or natural clay colors. These clays are layered, twisted, folded, or lightly blended together before the clay is shaped into vessels or other objects. When the clay is cut, stretched, or thrown on the wheel, the internal patterns become visible on the surface.
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The resulting marbled designs may resemble flowing bands, swirls, or irregular streaks of color. Because the pattern extends throughout the clay body, the decorative effect remains visible even after trimming or shaping.
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Agateware techniques have been used in several ceramic traditions and became particularly well known in European ceramics during the 18th century. Similar patterned-clay methods also appear in other ceramic traditions and are conceptually related to techniques such as [[Nerikomi]].
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After shaping, agateware pieces are typically finished with a transparent glaze that highlights the natural marbled patterns of the clay.
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== See also ==
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* [[Nerikomi]]
* [[Wheel Throwing (Rokuro)|Wheel throwing]]
* [[Slip casting]]

[[Category:Artisanal techniques]]
[[Category:Ceramics artisanal techniques]]

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