If you come to the yogyakarta, provide time away to come to this area because it's not far from the city center, just south of 9 km. To know more closer to the center of this industry, walking is the best choice, because we can enter into parts of ceramic-making process, from cultivation of land, forming up the combustion process and coloring. Here we will see tens and even hundreds of ceramic ready for the market.
In the Dutch colonial period, there was a very disturbing residents found a horse that belonged to the Dutch Investigation died on the land owned by residents. Residents are afraid and no one dared to admit the land, and followed by other citizens. Irrespective of land was eventually recognized by other people, and consequently they do not have another rice field soil, local residents eventually choose to become a ceramic for livelihoods and furniture until now. This area is known as Kasongan villages, hamlets Kajen located in low mountains and landless limestone. Until now Kasongan village is famous for its earthenware, and have export quality.
In essence the process of making ceramic / pottery can be divided into two major parts, namely a way to print it in large quantities (mass) or directly by hand. For the process of making by hand on a cylindrical ceramic (vases, pots, jars), carried out by adding little by little over a clay that can be played. One craftsman hand side will be in while others are outside. By rotating the base, the existing automatic above ground will form a cylinder with diameter and thickness scale is set through the withdrawal process and the emphasis is on the ground that the palms of the hands craftsmen
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