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The bowl or teapot or whatever it may be is wiped over with a wet brush and then dipped carefully and slowly into the glaze. This operation requires considerable skill, in order to ensure a glaze of consistent thickness all over. After having again been left to dry, the bowls which at this period of the operation are very brittle are hicked up by means of 'Bamboo strips and placed in round containers of fre-clay; each piece In a separate container' on a special Found flat base of clay.
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