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The iron-rich clay used to make terracotta pots can be found throughout the world. For centuries it has been used to create redware and other clay vessels for cooking and gardening. The work of Julia Smith highlights the beauty and versatility of this clay. Her replicas of historic pieces can be found in museum collections in Jamestown, Boston, and Colonial Deerfield.
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