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<p>[QUOTE="2manybooks, post: 477168, member: 8267"]Just for clarification, I can add that greenware refers to commercially made blanks that have been minimally fired (if at all). Typically made using molds, they are an inexpensive substitute for the traditional hand coiled pottery. The mold lines may still be visible on the outside of the pot or, in the case of a seed pot, you may be able to run your finger around inside of the opening to see if you can feel a raised line.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="2manybooks, post: 477168, member: 8267"]Just for clarification, I can add that greenware refers to commercially made blanks that have been minimally fired (if at all). Typically made using molds, they are an inexpensive substitute for the traditional hand coiled pottery. The mold lines may still be visible on the outside of the pot or, in the case of a seed pot, you may be able to run your finger around inside of the opening to see if you can feel a raised line.[/QUOTE]
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