Are there special rites pottery classes?
Hello. My son is 15 and started taking ceramics classes from 9 to eleven years evening. When he returns, it always looks a little dizzy. Does anyone know if there are specific rituals or something traditional pottery classes that can cause vertigo? Or is it of an allergic reaction to clay. Please help me!
There is low without traditions or rituals that end. What kind of work they do? If you pull the wheel for two hours straight, we could get dizzy uniform rotation in one direction. Might also feel a little tight to bend at the top of the wheel. This is certainly what potters in our family. If it runs dry (cut), I am a little worried it could be inhalation of clay dust. This is not good for the lungs. You must include at least one mask for this work. If clay has been aged very well, has the mold on the outside, you might be allergic the same. Mold can actually texture of the clay. You may also be allergic to other vaguely organic compounds in the clay. most people sneeze and not only tide. Also, you might consider the possibility becomes high with a classmate to break at 10pm. I do not know the environment class. However, even in relaxed, permissive places that had pottery classes, I think the rotation of the wheel is the most likely cause.
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