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Happy 2019 to all the teachers and students of the project!

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We brought our pottery to school. We have learned that there are areas of use.

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We brought our pottery to school. We have learned that there are areas of use.

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Happy New Year to all teachers and students!~

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What is pottery? In prehistoric times, most likely water was carried in woven baskets lined with river clay. After the water was poured out of the container the layer of clay dried. The loss of moisture caused the shape to shrink and separate from the sides of the basket. When the clay, now shaped like a pot, was removed, and dried in the sun on hot sand, it retained the basket pattern. Early men and women then discovered that they could harden the molded pottery in hot ashes and make sturdy containers to transport and store food. From these would have been extended the pots formed by hand and decorated with crude tools.

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http://youtu.be/kplSAtyC7t0

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We went to Museum of Slavonia to explore about pottery

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Museum of Slavonia is a national museum, the largest general museum and one of the oldest museums in the Republic of Croatia.
Museum collections include about 500 thousand items arranged in over 160 museum collections of historical, archaeological, ethnological, technical, scientific, and artistic significance. The largest museum library in the Republic of Croatia is a part of the Museum.Museum of Slavonia is located in the old Baroque core of the City of Osijek – Tvrđa. Today the exhibition spaces are located in the two buildings on the Holy Trinity Square (Trg Svetog Trojstva), in the Main Guard building and the Magistrate building.

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Yesterday was an extremely exciting day for all of us!

Our project team - Izabela, Mia, Lorena, Nives, Mhaela and Sandra - got acquainted with the clay treatment technique, the ways of making pottery vessels and for the first time worked on a (Power-operated) potters’ wheel.
Our leader of the workshop, Mr. Miroslav Benaković, was an inexhaustible source of knowledge, and so patiently and carefully explained every part of clay treatment and the creation of pottery vessels. Mr. Miroslav Benaković and the preparator, Kristijan Wolfl, demonstrated to the students the work of the potters' wheel.
We thank the Museum of Slavonia for the wonderful experience, the great atmosphere and the knowledge we received.

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I congratulate the students.

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We wrote letters to our project friends.

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We received your letters, thank you very much! Best regards to everyone!

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We wrote a letter to our project friends in Azerbaijan.
We sent it by mail.

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Project brochure prepared by students