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  • 2) Procedure of Making A Terracotta Plaque: Arts and Craft (ch-7)

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    Terracotta plaques were historically an important art form in Bangladesh. The document outlines the process for making a terracotta plaque. First, the artist draws a picture and transfers it onto a clay slab using carbon paper. They then use tools to cut the clay and form the image according to the transferred lines. After shaping, a frame is added and details like woven patterns can be inscribed. Finally, the plaque is left to dry slowly in the shade before being fired to complete the work of art.

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    2) Procedure of Making A Terracotta Plaque: Arts and Craft (ch-7)

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    Terracotta plaques were historically an important art form in Bangladesh. The document outlines the process for making a terracotta plaque. First, the artist draws a picture and transfers it onto a clay slab using carbon paper. They then use tools to cut the clay and form the image according to the transferred lines. After shaping, a frame is added and details like woven patterns can be inscribed. Finally, the plaque is left to dry slowly in the shade before being fired to complete the work of art.

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    2) Procedure of making a

    terracotta Plaque
    Once, our country was very famous for
    artwork on terracotta plaque. Terracotta
    plaque found in paharpur and moynamoti
    Buddhist shrine are testimony of thousand
    years old work of art in the same way in
    bogras mohasthangar, Bager hats shat
    gambuj mosque, kushumba mosque of
    Nowgaon, and kanto jiues temple of
    Dinajpur are of three hundred years of
    gradual testimony of art work of art work of
    ancient tradition.
    Arts and Craft (ch-7)
    The new tool we will need is only two 1cm
    thick long wooden rollers that will make
    work easier. Draw the picture as much big
    as you will draw on terracotta plaque. Copy
    the picture including the frame by carbon
    paper on a thin paper. Now take a 5-6cm
    diametre sized soft clay. By rolling or hollow
    bamboo tube make this flattered clay into a
    roti of 1cm clay slab or plaque. Keep the
    picture we draw in a paper in front of our

    eyes. When we will set each part of the body


    on plaque according to the print at that time
    we will make wet with water, will make
    scratch, and create mud by a sharp knife of
    bamboo. After setting it we will give a little
    bit pressure so that no air bubble remains
    under it. After making the shape perfect we
    will make a frame around the picture by
    attaching 1cm high 2cm wide clay. By
    making a scratches we can also show
    weaving on the basket.
    Thus the picture on terracotta plaque has
    finished We can pass a thread through the
    holes of tumblers and hang it on the wall or
    by keep it standing leaning on something. It
    has to be dried slowly by keeping in shadow
    is already known. If we touch it on wet hand
    or if it gets wet wet it will get crack.
    Arts and crafts (ch-7)
    If we have plotters near our place we get
    the things fired by the plotters that we
    made. Otherwise we can fire them by sawdust or rice bran

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