Preforming the bottom of a large pot (glah pakao) in Krăngọ village : Scraping out the square angle of the bottom 1/2

Ma Ly is sitting on a low stool with the pot on her lap. She uses a slice of bamboo with both ends tied together to form a circle called a "kơnur" to scrape off the square angle of the bottom. As the vase that she’s making has a flat bottom, she does not need to round it completely, however, she still rounds the edge to give it a finished look. The kơnur that she uses is extremely thin. This is because it is an old one that has been used many times. As the pot is still quite soft, this kơnur can still scrape the pot, even with its blunt edges.