IPA: /ˈsɛɡər/
KK: /sɛɡər/
A type of container used in pottery to protect ceramics during firing in a kiln.
The potter placed the delicate pieces inside a seggar to prevent them from being damaged in the kiln.
The word 'seggar' originates from Old English 'segger', meaning a type of clay pot or vessel used in pottery. It specifically refers to a support used in the firing of pottery, allowing for proper airflow and heat distribution during the kiln process.
Think of a 'clay pot' or 'vessel' that supports pottery during firing — that's what a seggar is used for.