In Ghana, estimated populations of about 51.4% are women. Majority of these women are
engaged in petty trading, craftwork, menial jobs and farming, with unsecured sources of …

Pottery production, like many other forms of indigenous technology, has responded to the
domestic and commercial aspirations of the Ushafa people and has affected their personal …

have been used, the quality is heavily dependent upon the quality of the material Page 1
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The study investigated pottery production activities in the Ankole region, Western Uganda,
focusing on technical and socio-economic issues. The main objective was to investigate …

Art and crafts including pottery from early times have played significant roles that are
characterized by striking clarity, distinctness or truth to life. Nigerian traditional pottery has …

Pottery was invented largely because of man's storage and preservative needs. However,
African traditional preservative pottery seems to be receiving very low attention. This is …

This paper touches on the boundaries between craft and design and innovations of the
indigenous pottery in Ghana. It focuses on expanding the frontiers of production through a …

Contemporary pottery has become increasingly common within the Jua kali sector in and
around urban areas in Kenya. Little research however on the creative and innovative …

Pottery is one of the traditional crafts widely practised in Nigeria even till date especially in
the Southwestern part dominated by the Yoruba speaking people. There is little doubt that …