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Pots through the ages

Pottery and other containers used for storage, eating and drinking, rituals or, in contemporary times, simply displayed as objets d’art. This set explores the development of the ‘vessel’, ie any object designed and made to contain something. Ideas for classroom projects cover Art, Craft and Design, English, History, Science and Religious Education.

24-page teaching notes

Specimen list of cards

BRITAIN: *Short, Jane Valentine vase; Aquamanile shaped as knight; Cambrian pottery puzzle jug; Decorated beakers; Green glazed 'face' jug; Hans Coper, Untitled; Jug in the shape of an owl; Keeler, Walter, Saltglazed jug and bowl; Koch, Gabriele, Red burnished vessel; Lucy Rie, Bottle vase; Toby jug

CHINA: Porcelain lantern; Sung dynasty vase; The 'David' Temple vases

EGYPT: Canopic jars

EGYPT (cont.): Mosque lamp

FRANCE: Picasso owl jug

GREECE: Black-figured amphora

INDIA: Carved crystal bowl

JAPAN: Crane bowl; Kakiemon bowl; Silver repoussè teapot

KOREA: Koryo dynasty bottle

TURKEY: Isnik bowl

ZAIRE: Wooden Wongo cup


This is available as a:	Unit Price	Quantity
Folder	£23.50
Wallet	£12.50