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Visual and experiential elements (for editors/photographers)

• Shots to include: Close-ups of hands shaping clay, firing pit, finished pot detail (rim, stamped motifs), cooking being done in pot, finished dish steam rising, market stalls with stacked pots, artisan portraits.
• Sensory notes: Describe earthy smell of fired clay, tactile texture of unglazed surface, gentle simmer sounds.

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Step 3: The Burn Firing is not done in a kiln, but in an open bonfire. The dried pots are stacked in a pyramid, covered in dried coconut fronds and paddy husk, and fired for 6 hours. At the peak of firing, potters sprinkle a secret mix of dumburu (specific tree bark) onto the flames. This creates a sudden reduction of oxygen, turning the pot a smoky black-grey color—the hallmark of a genuine Negombo pot. Shots to include: Close-ups of hands shaping clay,