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Coldworking is the process of changing the shape of metal, at a fairly low tempature, this increases the strength and hardness of the object

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Fiber arts include such processes as weaving, stitching, basket making, surface design, wearable art, and handmade papermaking. Fiber processes use natural and synthetic fibers in both traditional and innovative ways.

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Porcelain is one clay category, the rarest and most expensive of the three categories. Its made from deposits of decomposed granite, it becomes white and nonporous after firing.

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Cast Glass

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Weft

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Warp

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Earthenware

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Coldworking

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Glass

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Potter

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Throwing

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Porcelaine

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Kiln is a high-temperature oven in which pottery or ceramic ware is fired.

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Glassblowing is the forming or shaping of a glass object by blowing air through a tube into a mass of semimolten glass. A person who blows glass is called a glassblower, glassmith, or gaffer.

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Ceramics is the art and science of using clay. Clay is harden into the shape and design that the artist wants.

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Earthenware is the most common type of clay's and many of the world's pots have been made from it. It is typically fired at relatively low temperatures and is porous after firing. It may vary in color from red to brown to tan.

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A Loom is a device for producing cloth or fiber by interweaving fibers at right angles.

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Warp

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Stoneware

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Glassblowing