1) Acting loopy 2) Coiled 3) Helical 4) In the shape of a coil 5) Spiral 6) Spiraling 7) Turbinate 8) Volute 9) Voluted 10) Whorled 1) Coiled 2) Helical 3) Spiral 4) Spiraling 5) Volute 6) Voluted 
[pottery] Coiling is a method of creating pottery. It has been used to shape clay into vessels for many thousands of years. It ranges from Africa to Greece and from China to New Mexico. They have used this method in a variety of ways. Using the coiling technique, it is possible to build thicker or taller walled vessels, which may not have b...
• (p. pr. & vb. n.) of Coil
In ceramics, a basic technique of forming pottery out of sausage-like lengths of clay. The pottery is built up in layers of coils into the required shape and height. Once the basic shape has been...
A method of forming pottery or sculpture from rolls of clay that are smoothed together to form the sides of a jar or pot.
Rolled clay in flat form or with a rounded section that welds to itself when fired to make a solid form.
[adj] - in the shape of a coil
Coiling is an ancient method of handbuilding, consisting of creating sausage-like pieces of clay and joining them together from a solid base to create a pot. This is a flexible way of working as almost any shape can be achieved with a little experience or patience.
To construct pottery or sculpture by rolling out clay in thin ropes to build a form.
a hand method of forming pottery by building up the walls with rope like rolls of clay and then smoothing over the joints.
Making pots by buiding up coils of clay
helical adjective in the shape of a coil
In ceramics, a basic technique of forming pottery out of sausage-like lengths of clay. The pottery is built up in layers of coils into the required shape and height. Once the basic shape has been achieved, the surface can either remain corrugated, showing the coil structure, or smoothed. Coiling was the principle method used in pottery-maki...
The spiral body movement that is characteristic of some internal martial arts. The coiling movement is the natural expression of spiral energy being transferred from the legs and waist to the upper extremities.
Making pots or other objects using coils of clay. Roll out coils of clay with the palms of your hands before coiling the clay round into a pot shape. The coils can then be smoothed out using a scraper or rib tool to produce a flat surface to the pot. 
Building up ceramic forms and walls of an object by layering and coiling thin rolls of clay.
A hand building technique where snake-like pieces of clay are placed in a spiral formation, thereby building a cylindrical shape. The coils are then smoothed out so that the piece takes on a continuous contour. Only rarely are the coils left showing. Because coiling is a slow process and coiled pieces have an increased chance of weak points at any ...