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Ceramicist Priit Allas Knows that Clay Doesn't Like to Be Rushed: "People Are Taught Not to Be Good at It, but in Reality Almost Everyone Can Do it."

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Autumn is already approaching at the Open Air Museum. There is a chill in the air, which tells summer that its time is coming to an end. However, in the small corner of the Setu farm, there is a completely different mood – there is clay on the table, hands are busy shaping a bowl. Ceramicist Priit Allas has known clay for 36 years.
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Autumn is already approaching at the Open Air Museum. There is a chill in the air, which tells summer that its time is coming to an end. However, in the small corner of the Setu farm, there is a completely different mood – there is clay on the table, hands are busy shaping a bowl. Ceramicist Priit Allas has known clay for 36 years.

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ohtuleht.ee broke the news on Sunday, September 20, 2026.
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