Traditional Pottery

Hello friend, this time I made a photograph of the traditional earthenware story that I presented in black and white, various types and shapes of objects such as earthenware jars made with hands filled with patience, let's see, hope you want.

Pottery culture is a culture that has existed from the time of mankind in the farming era and the main feature of the Sa-Huyn culture that we still encounter today in the homes of major residents in rural or rural areas.

Well ... Sa-Huyn is a culture that produces bronze tools and jars or clay, At this time they used iron and clay to make kitchen utensils for cooking food and drinks.

The objects made of earth and water become extraordinary because they have passed through the past, such as shapes, materials, and decorative patterns that are key for those who are skilled at beautifying earthenware artifacts,

Pottery from prehistoric times is an important finding for human life. Archaeologists for example in each of their studies usually find pieces of objects made from clay that are considered relics.

The layers of earth where earthenware vessels are found are often the key to giving the greatest answer to the question of where and who made the prehistoric pottery, just as many of the pottery made today.

Pottery is a tool made from clay that is formed in such a way, usually forming a container, then carried out the process of burning or drying in the sun with a scheduled time.

After drying, the pottery can be used as tools that are useful for daily life. For example, a jug that can be used to collect drinking water, then there are also pots, pots, bowls, and pottery that function in religious ceremonies. Not only that, there are also forms of piggy banks, statues, and even toys.

In its development, pottery even became an object that has a very high artistic value so that many people are interested. Based on research results in Indonesia, pottery has been known in the archipelago since prehistoric times which is thought to be used and developed by humans who support culture in each region.