How to make hollow porcelain What is hollow porcelain

The rotating bottle is an ornamental bottle that combines the inner and outer bottles together through the tenon and tenon riveting structure, and the inner bottle can be rotated. In addition to the production of the relay heart bottle, there is also the production of the rotary bottle, the difference between the two is that the relay heart bottle is characterized by the rotation of the inner bottle, while the rotating bottle is characterized by the rotation of the bottle set on the outside. Under normal circumstances, the outer bottle or the set of bottles have more perforations, and the inner bottles are painted with various contents of the open light pattern, and the contents on the inner bottle can be seen through the perforations when turning.

Some of them draw split patterns that can be matched into groups on the wall of the set of bottles and the outer bottles, and there are also those who match the words of the book stem to mark the moon and day. Because the inner and outer bottles are separated, so the method of splitting single firing is adopted when firing, and the place where the inner and outer bottles are connected and the tenon riveting place is a plain tire.

How porcelain is made

After mining, beneficiation, crushing, washing, stale and other processes, porcelain stone is made into a white brick-like substance near Jingdezhen, which is directly used to make porcelain tires, named Buzi, pronounced Dunzi. This material Jingdezhen Qingbai porcelain in the Song Dynasty was directly used to make porcelain, and at the end of the Yuan Dynasty, Jingdezhen potters began to add a kind of macang clay containing kaolin to the porcelain, forming a binary formula for porcelain.

At present, there is a great controversy in the academic community about whether it belongs to porcelain stone minerals or kaolin minerals. Due to historical documents, in the late Ming Dynasty and the middle of Wanli, the macang soil had been excavated and replaced with kaolin.

Therefore, it is generally believed that the composition of macang soil should be relatively close to that of kaolin. Since the asakura soil has been completely extinct, the composition of the asakura soil has become an unsolved case to this day. You just need to know that from the end of the Yuan Dynasty to the tenth year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty, the official kilns in Jingdezhen used Macang soil.

China is known as the country of porcelain, and the peak of the porcelain industry is Jingdezhen", Jingdezhen is famous for its ceramic culture that has accumulated for thousands of years, and has won the reputation of the porcelain capital.

The porcelain produced is deeply loved by the world with the characteristics of "thin banquet late as paper, bright as mirror, white as jade, sound like chime".

The hollow exquisite jade porcelain is to give full play to the characteristics of "thin as paper, white as jade".

From the initial stage of production, the requirements are extremely strict, and the high-quality Jingdezhen kaolin porcelain clay is selected, so the carcass is white and warm like jade after firing, and the texture is excellent! The carcass is formed by hand, and the rough embryo is drawn and placed in a ventilated place.

After the carcass becomes dry and hard, the embryo carving craftsman who has been engaged in manual craftsmanship for many years uses a professional embryo knife to cut the rough embryo body into a thin appliance like an eggshell, and at the same time carves a delicate hollow pattern, and then enters the kiln to fire it into a white tire finished product.

If you need to decorate the product, you also need to carry out ceramic painting processing on the white tire utensils and then enter the kiln for the second time, a delicate hollow exquisite jade porcelain, so far it is a great success, which is not easy to imagine!

The hollow ivory porcelain is a handmade hollow process, the carving is fine, and the bottle is a double-layer design, with a hole in the middle, and another style.

Hollow ivory porcelain is divided into two kinds of blue and white porcelain and pastel porcelain, which are made of high-grade ivory porcelain, which is noble and elegant, and has great ornamental and collection value.

Hollow ivory porcelain, also known as exquisite jade porcelain, has a long history as one of the four traditional famous porcelains in Jingdezhen.

Linglong jade porcelain is often accompanied by blue and white patterns and pastel patterns, so it is also called blue and white exquisite jade porcelain and pastel exquisite jade porcelain; This kind of porcelain has both the art of carving, and the characteristics of blue and white and pastel, which are both simple and fresh.

Our products have both elegant and fresh blue and white patterns, as well as bright and gorgeous pastel patterns, so as to meet the different aesthetic needs of all kinds of consumers.

At the same time, the high-quality kaolin porcelain clay from Jingdezhen, supplemented by advanced ceramic raw material production technology, makes the porcelain more delicate and white, and the glaze color is more smooth and shiny, so that the whole finished product is particularly high-end! The combination of exquisite jade Changxiang porcelain and thin porcelain technology greatly increases the difficulty of the process, but also increases the uniqueness and value of the product.

Its extremely thin place is like a cicada's wings, its exquisiteness is like a treasure jade, and its beauty and delicacy are better than the imperial weapons in the palace in ancient times.

The combination of traditional craftsmanship and modern technology, and the forged hollow exquisite ivory porcelain boutique, make every Chinese and foreign guests who can see the real thing with their own eyes, all breathtaking!