cotta
Short liturgical robe
Cotta is a shortened form of terracotta, the brownish-orange clay used in pottery, sculpture, and architectural elements.
The word appears most often in the phrase terra cotta or as part of compound terms describing the characteristic reddish-brown color or material.
In ecclesiastical contexts, a cotta is a short white liturgical vestment similar to a surplice, worn by clergy and altar servers over a cassock.
Moldable earth for ceramics
- firedTerminated from employment
- redPrimary color, warm
- ochreIron-rich earth pigment
- earthyCoarse and unpretentious
kiln · tile · roofing · flowerpot · planter · gardenware · sculpture · figurine
Moldable earth for ceramics
- kilnOven for hardening clay
- glazeThin lustrous coating
- firingTerminating employment
- potteryFired clay objects
porcelain · stoneware · earthenware · bisque · slip · wheel · throwing · coil
Liturgical white robe
- surpliceWhite ecclesiastical overgarment
- vestmentCeremonial religious garment
- cassockFull-length clerical garment
- stoleTook without permission
chasuble · liturgical · clerical · priestly · choir · robe · tunic · canonical
clay
Moldable earth for ceramics
earthy · kiln · tile · roofing · flowerpot · planter · gardenware · sculpture · figurine · warrior
clay
Moldable earth for ceramics
pottery · porcelain · stoneware · earthenware · bisque · slip · wheel · throwing · coil · pinch
alb
Liturgical white robe
- surpliceWhite ecclesiastical overgarment
- vestmentCeremonial religious garment
- cassockFull-length clerical garment
stole · chasuble · liturgical · clerical · priestly · choir · robe · tunic · canonical · ceremonial
dessert
Sweet course after dinner
vanilla · silky · molded · chilled · jiggly · caramel · berries · ramekin · unmolded · sweetened
cheese
Fermented milk solid
lasagna · cannoli · filling · ravioli · gnocchi · cheesecake · pancakes · dip · spread · milky
- terra cottaFired clay ceramic
- terra cotta pots
- panna cottaMolded Italian cream dessert
- terra cotta tiles
- terra cotta roof
- terra cotta warriorsAncient funerary sculpture army