PRODUCT CLASSIFICATION

Fine, crisp and translucent. Many years ago, a dance between clay and fire gave rise to a tangible piece of art: porcelain.

Flames in kilns around China have been burning since the Xia and Shang dynasties (c. 21st century-11th century BC). Along the way, porcelain was born.

Porcelain is ceramic made by heating raw materials.often a mix between China stone and kaolin clay, in a kiln at a temperature as high as 1,200 degree Celsius.Temperature is key to making porcelain. Going through the fire of reinvention at a high temperature bestows porcelain with greater strength, more translucence and a feast of colors.

Ceramic production is an ancient and delicate handicraft that involves multiple processes such as selecting clay, shaping, decorating, and firing.

Firstly, the most important step in the ceramic production process is choosing suitable clay. Different types of clay have different characteristics and uses. For example, kaolin clay is often used for white or light-colored porcelain; red iron clay is commonly used for red or brown ceramics. By carefully selecting and blending different types of clay, ideal texture and color can be achieved.

Divided from the whole, the ceramic basin can be divided into two types, one is directly fired with clay, no glaze pottery basin; The other is a ceramic basin that is glazed during firing to make its surface smoother.

The clay pot is a pot made of natural clay. Compared with plastic, the clay material has many small holes on the surface that are invisible to the eyes, which makes it more breathable. The pot made of clay material, the internal air circulation is stronger, the degree of water evaporation is slightly faster, the vast majority of flower varieties can be planted, especially the soil permeability requirements are relatively high, the root system is more delicate plants, such as a variety of orchids, bulbous begonia, meaty plants and so on.