Two young brown-skinned girls are working together on creating the base of an udu. One girl, with her hair in two Afro puffs, wearing glasses and an orange shirt, is smiling as she shapes the clay, while the other girl, with her hair in a ponytail, in a gray tank top, focuses on the task. Their hands are engaged, attaching a coil to the bowl-shaped foundation below.
A pair of brown hands is shaping a figure out of brown clay on a white table. The hands appear to be working with the clay, which is messy and smudged with dirt. A phone is visible at the edge of the table.
Two children are engaged in a clay modeling activity. One child wears a black t-shirt with hearts and focuses on rolling a piece of clay, while the other child, dressed in a tie-dye "Wonder Woman" shirt, is also rolling clay.
The youth #clay workshop we held during today’s #Juneteenth celebration was such a fun way to pass cultural knowledge to the next generation. Kids learned coil building and were taught how pottery skills were traditionally passed down through the family by […]
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