Traditional Pottery

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To the untrained eye, a mountain is just an obstacle of dead rock. To a Stone Crafter, it is a living archive, waiting for the right hands to pull the truth from its depths. Alistair didn’t learn his trade in a comfortable workshop; he earned it in the deep, damp bellies of the earth, where the air smells of sulfur and old dust. Raised by a lineage of legendary masons, he spent his youth learning the language of the chisel and mallet. He learned that every vein of granite has a pulse, and every block of marble has a secret. His defining moment came during the Great Siege of the Iron Pass. While others panicked as the fortress walls cracked under enemy bombardment, Alistair stood calm amidst the falling debris. Using old-world knowledge and raw, sleepless grit, he worked through the night, blending physical craftsmanship with ancient anchoring techniques to reinforce the foundations. The walls held. The pass didn't fall. Since that day, Alistair has traveled the world. He is no longer just a builder; he is a preservationist of a dying art. In an age where people build with cheap, fast materials, he remains fiercely loyal to the enduring strength of solid stone. He doesn't build for the next decade—he builds for the next millennium.