IPA: /ˈsprɪɡər/
KK: /ˈsprɪgər/
A person who adds decorative pieces, often made of a different color, to pottery or ceramics.
The sprigger carefully attached the colorful ornaments to the vase.
The word 'sprigger' originates from Middle English 'spriggen', meaning to sprout or to shoot up, which is derived from 'sprig', referring to a small branch or twig. The term describes something that is lively or full of energy, akin to the way a sprig grows and flourishes.
Think of a 'sprig' as a small branch that 'shoots up' with energy and life, helping you remember that 'sprigger' refers to something lively or energetic.