Ceramics 101
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What is stain color? Get to know ceramic stain colors and their applications.
In the past, the color of the ceramics derived from natural pigments.However, they were not durable. Coloring substances are invented resulting in durability and variety of pigments. Moreover, the pigment yields consistent result no matter when you use it. -
How do single-phase and three-phase electricity differ? Which one is suitable for a ceramic kiln?
Do you know what’s the difference between 1 phase and 3 phase power? Which one should you choose? If you don’t have any idea, Pottery Clay has some tips for you. -
3 Types of Ceramic Glazes Every Ceramist Should Know
A good ceramic work cannot overlook the importance of glazing. Potter must know different types of glazes and what their characteristics are in order to produce the best results as desired.
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5 Ways to Create Patterns on Ceramics: Adding Dimension to Your Work
In addition to 2D paint on ceramic work, potters can try the following 5 advanced decoration techniques we suggested.Yon can try it out... if you have done it, you can show the ceramic pieces to us. -
What is ceramic made of? Learn about the different types of clay bodies and 4 types of ceramics
What is ceramic made of? Get to know traditional ceramics: body types, porcelain, stoneware, bone china, and earthenware, as well as modern ceramics.
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3 Types of Ceramic Kilns: Choosing Wood, Gas, or Electric to Suit Your Work
>“Ceramic Kiln” an essential tool for producing ceramic works. Without it, your beautifully crafted clay cannot turn into a fine ceramic work. -
8 Tips to Extend the Life of Your Rotary Dial for Long and Safe Use
You’ve just bought a very good pottery wheel. You won’t use it just for a few months. What can prolong the lifetime of the pottery wheel? A good care of potter must be taken into consideration. The question is whether you know how to take care of the pottery wheel. -
What is ceramic?
When talking about ‘ceramics’ many people associate them with white table wares with smooth and glossy surface Do you really know that what ceramic is? How to make it shiny and perfectly white? How can potters do that? Where does it come from? Today we will get to know ‘about’ ceramic
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