Historical Art Forms

noun a carved object made from ivory, typically a decorative or artistic piece

• The intricate ivory carving displayed in the museum dates back to the 17th century.
• Have you seen the beautiful ivory carving my aunt brought back from her trip?
• That ivory carving is so dope, where did you get it?
• His words were like delicate ivory carvings, carefully crafted and full of meaning.

noun a form of entertainment in which a story is told through singing and music

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• The opera house is known for hosting world-class performances.
• I'm thinking of going to the opera this weekend, wanna join?
• The opera last night was lit, I couldn't stop tapping my foot!
• Life is like an opera, full of drama and emotion.

noun a type of ceramic ware made from clay that is fired at a high temperature, such as earthenware, stoneware, or porcelain

• The pottery class focused on traditional techniques and designs.
• I love making pottery in my spare time, it's so relaxing.
• Let's get our hands dirty and play with some pottery today!
• Her mind was a blank canvas waiting to be molded like a piece of pottery.

noun a type of handiwork made by whalers or sailors involving the carving or engraving of whalebone, whale ivory, or other materials

verb to carve or engrave designs on whalebone, whale ivory, or other materials

• The scrimshaw art pieces on display at the museum were meticulously carved by skilled craftsmen.
• I found a cool scrimshaw pendant at the flea market today.
• Check out this sick scrimshaw knife I just bought!
• Her words were like delicate scrimshaw etchings on my heart, leaving a lasting impression.