saggar

[sag-er]

saggar Definition

• 1. a type of ceramic container used to protect pottery during firing
• 2. a protective box or container used in the transportation of delicate items

Using saggar: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "saggar" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The potter placed the vase in a saggar before firing it.

• Example

  The antique was shipped in a saggar to prevent damage.

saggar Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for saggar

• container
• box
• case
• crate

Phrases with saggar

• saggar maker's bottom knocker

  a humorous term for a potter

  Example

  He introduced himself as a saggar maker's bottom knocker.

• saggar firing

  a firing technique where pottery is fired in a protective container called a saggar

  Example

  The potter used a saggar firing technique to create unique patterns on the pottery.

• saggar maker

  a person who makes saggars

  Example

  He learned the art of pottery and became a saggar maker.

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Summary: saggar in Brief

A 'saggar' [sag-er] is a ceramic container used to protect pottery during firing or a protective box used in the transportation of delicate items. It is commonly used in pottery and shipping industries. The phrase 'saggar maker's bottom knocker' is a humorous term for a potter.