Archive image from page 253 of Andean culture history (1960). Andean culture history culturehis15benn Year: 1960 ( Fig. 52. Molds for ceramic manufacture. a desired color, a finer surface, or to form a base foi- painted decoration. The material used is normally a fine clay or pigment chosen for color qualities. These are prepared by grinding and washing. The latter is a simple process; the finer material being held in suspension, is poured off and allowed to settle. The same methods were presumably fol- lowed in the preparation of pigments and clays used for painted decoration. There is no ev

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Archive image from page 253 of Andean culture history (1960). Andean culture history culturehis15benn Year: 1960 ( Fig. 52. Molds for ceramic manufacture. a desired color, a finer surface, or to form a base foi- painted decoration. The material used is normally a fine clay or pigment chosen for color qualities. These are prepared by grinding and washing. The latter is a simple process; the finer material being held in suspension, is poured off and allowed to settle. The same methods were presumably fol- lowed in the preparation of pigments and clays used for painted decoration. There is no evidence that the Peruvian potters, like some of their central American fellows, inten-

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