Explain the methods of pottery of Indus civilisation
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Pottery:
Indus valley pottery consists of very fine wheel-made wares, very few being handmade.
Plain pottery is more common than painted ware.
Plain pottery is generally red clay, with or without a fine red or grey slip.
The black painted ware has a fine coating of red slip-on which geometric and animal designs are executed in glossy black paint.
Painted Earthen Jar
Found in Mohenjo-Daro.
Made on a potters’ wheel with clay.
The shape was manipulated by the pressure of the crafty fingers of the potter.
After baking a clay model, it was painted with black colour.
High polishing was done as a finishing touch.
Motifs are vegetal and geometric forms.
Designs are simple.
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