The Pottery House

Unlike the sturdier buildings around it, the pottery house is very flimsy-looking. It is entirely open on one side, boasting only a couple of wooden walls and a roof to keep the rain off.
Half the building is taken up by the large kiln - actually only of middling size, for it's kind - which is, these days seldom lit. Along one wall, raw lumps of clay are stacked, and above them pots of glaze, chisels, fawceps, brushes and other tools rest on shelves. The other wall is taken up by shelves of clay jars, pots, pitchers, flagons and bowls, all fired, but only some decorated.
The centre of the room features a large table with more clay pieces both finished and unfinished, and a large pottery wheel.
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