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Practice Reading: Re-order Paragraphs ID: #43241 Traditional pottery
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The shaped pottery is then left to dry for several days, after which it undergoes a first firing to harden.
The initial step involves the careful selection of clay, which forms the base of all pottery.
Finally, the pottery is glazed and subjected to a second firing, giving it a waterproof finish and vibrant appearance.
Following this, the clay is shaped on a pottery wheel, a process requiring considerable skill and patience.

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