What is another word for clay sculpture?
Pronunciation:
[ klˈe͡ɪ skˈʌlpt͡ʃə], [ klˈeɪ skˈʌlptʃə], [ k_l_ˈeɪ s_k_ˈʌ_l_p_tʃ_ə]
Synonyms for Clay sculpture:
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• artifact Other relevant words:
- abut ,
- adjoin ,
- alleviation ,
- assuagement ,
- backup ,
- backup man ,
- barf ,
- be sick ,
- borderline ,
- boss ,
- bound ,
- boundary line ,
- butt ,
- butt against ,
- butt on ,
- carver ,
- carving ,
- cast of characters ,
- cast off ,
- cat ,
- chuck ,
- contrive ,
- couch ,
- delimitation ,
- determine ,
- disgorge ,
- dramatis personae ,
- draw ,
- drift ,
- drop ,
- ease ,
- easement ,
- easing ,
- edge ,
- emboss ,
- embossment ,
- environ ,
- etching ,
- example ,
- exemplar ,
- exemplary ,
- fashion model ,
- fill-in ,
- forge ,
- form ,
- frame ,
- frame in ,
- framework ,
- good example ,
- grave ,
- honk ,
- hurl ,
- hurtle ,
- impression ,
- influence ,
- legal tender ,
- manakin ,
- manikin ,
- mannequin ,
- mannikin ,
- march ,
- margin ,
- ministration ,
- mock up ,
- moderation ,
- pattern ,
- perimeter ,
- pestle ,
- pigeonhole ,
- plaster bandage ,
- plaster cast ,
- pose ,
- poser ,
- postage ,
- postage stamp ,
- posture ,
- project ,
- puke ,
- purge ,
- put ,
- ramble ,
- range ,
- redact ,
- regorge ,
- regulate ,
- regurgitate ,
- reliever ,
- relievo ,
- respite ,
- rest ,
- rest period ,
- retch ,
- revenue stamp ,
- rilievo ,
- ring ,
- roam ,
- role model ,
- roll ,
- rove ,
- sculpt ,
- sculptural relief ,
- sculpturer ,
- seal ,
- shake off ,
- shape ,
- shed ,
- sick ,
- simulate ,
- simulation ,
- sit ,
- skirt ,
- spew ,
- spue ,
- stand-in ,
- statue maker ,
- stereotype ,
- stomp ,
- stray ,
- stump ,
- substitute ,
- succor ,
- succour ,
- surround ,
- swan ,
- tender ,
- theoretical account ,
- throw ,
- throw away ,
- throw off ,
- throw up ,
- tramp ,
- upchuck ,
- vagabond ,
- vomit ,
- vomit up ,
- wander ,
- work .
How to use "Clay sculpture" in context?
The body of a sculpture is made up of a variety of soft, easily worked clay materials which, when dry, have a matte finish. Different layers of clay are then applied and smoothed with a wood or plastic mallet until the desired shape is reached. Once the clay is dry and firm, it is chiseled, etched, or cut by hand to create the final product. The most common type of clay used for sculpture is known as earthenware, and it is typically fired at a very low temperature in an oven. This low firing temperature results in a strong and durable sculpture, with a matte finish.
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- Synonyms:
- aquiline, arced, arching, arciform, arcuate, bicornate, bicorne, bicorned, bicornuate, bicornuous.
