Greek Coil Pottery Forms

For these pieces, the 7th Grade artists used white earthenware clay and the coil technique to build an ancient Greek pottery form. They looked at outlines and examples of a lekythos, squat lekythos, pelike, alabastron, volute krater, and kalyx krater as they worked. After firing their pieces in the kiln at Cone 05 (about 1888º F), the artists glazed their pieces before firing them in the kiln for a second time.

Kaydyne Armknecht. 2022.

Micah Fagan. 2021.

Kaley Frydendall. 2021.

Mikkel Frydendall. 2022.

Kayley Geaslin. 2021.

Jasmine Gordon-Stone. 2022.

Riley Griffin Powers. 2021.

Honey Henderson. 2022.

Felicity Herredsberg. 2021.

Kacee Herredsberg. 2021.

Madi Howland. 2021.

Kayln Ifland. 2021.

Micheal Jorgensen. 2022.

Dominick Kattenberg. 2021.

Cole Kirchhoff. 2022.

Alexis Koelsch. 2021.

Sadie LaDow. 2021.

Kutter McDowell. 2021.

Eli Murphy. 2022.

Zoey Nixon. 2022.

Khloe Padilla. 2022.

Paxton Parsons. 2022.

Isaac Stansbury. 2022.

Rylee Stewart. 2021.

Calob Troy. 2022.

Korey Weltmer. 2022.