ceramist
ceramist — noun
1. a person who makes useful or decorative objects from clay and hardens them with
a person who makes useful or decorative objects from clay and hardens them with great heat
At the fair, Lucía bought cups from a ceramist who used local clay.
pattern: buy + object from a ceramist
During the workshop, Meera watched a ceramist shape a tall vase.
pattern: watch a ceramist + bare infinitive
The ceramist repaired the cracked handle before firing the teapot again.
Rows of plates dried by the window while the ceramist checked the glaze.
Nkechi became a ceramist after years of sketching plant shapes.
- potter
more common when the person mainly throws pots and bowls on a wheel
- ceramic artist
stresses the artistic side more than the craft or trade
- sculptor
broader; may work in stone, metal, or wood rather than clay
文法句型
buy + object from a ceramist
watch a ceramist + bare infinitive
work as / become a ceramist
用法筆記
Usually refers to someone whose regular work or art practice is making clay pieces, not to a person who decorates ready-made pottery once. It is broader than potter, which often suggests bowls and other wheel-thrown ware.