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the pot on the left was covered entirely with tissue paper. The two pots on the right were decorated with permanent markers, which bled/faded much less when wet then the paint I tried. The yellow I was especially surprised came out so brilliant when the peat pots were wet. The peat pots do tend to crumble a little when handled, which erodes the designs.
The designs on the two on the right were ones I found that were used in 1st century in mosaics. The flower design seemed to be very popular. It's in a circle...though the green circle around it it hard to see. I read somewhere it was an early symbol of the Christian church and also seemed to be popular in Synagogues and such previous to Christianity.
The brown bottle, and the bottom of the twine wrapped botlle, were made by covering them in tape (the beige kind that's kinds of paperish) and applying shoe polish.
(And the smaller wooden bottles the kids painted.)
This alligator was made from clay and placed in our "Nile," which was made from blue plastic tablecloths.
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