β Must-know
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Prepare clay β knead β wheel β dry and bake
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After practising for a year without making a proper pot, Santila felt disappointed and discouraged and began to doubt her own ability.
Despite repeated failures, Santila continued practising until her determination helped her discover her skill and become a pot maker.
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Repeated failure β perseverance β discovery of skill
β Must-know
π Potmaking serves people's needs and symbolises the tradition and history of the community rather than belonging to any individual.
π The village council warned Masaba that the community had a duty to teach Santila potmaking because the skill had been handed down from generation to generation.
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Individual control versus collective cultural heritage
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Daula was surprised to see two identical rows of pots in the shed because Santila had suddenly learned the skill of potmaking, which seemed extraordinary and unexpected.
The concluding line, βA new pot maker was born,β signifies that Santila would carry forward her mother's legacy and the age-old potmaking tradition.
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Santila becomes a pot maker β the tradition continues
Test your knowledge on Santila and the Potmaking Tradition with 8 multiple-choice questions with detailed corrections.
1. Which sequence best describes the expert potmaking process from preparing the clay to finishing the pot?
2. Why is a pot baked in a kiln after it has been shaped and dried?
Memorize the key concepts of Santila and the Potmaking Tradition with 11 interactive flashcards.
What is the final step in expert potmaking to strengthen the pot?
Baking the pot in a kiln.
Why is the pot baked in a kiln?
To make it strong and durable.
What happened to Santila after a year of practising without success?
She felt disappointed, discouraged, and doubted her ability.
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