After 1995, the second generation of porcelain became a new generation of craftsmen. How many processes does it take to take the bowl out of the oven?

Rich second generation, factory second generation, official second generation, now the second generation of porcelain has become a new craftsman, which not only makes ceramics more popular, but also increases the output and adds the trend color. The combination of modern technology and traditional technology shines brilliantly, but a simple bowl actually needs many processes to be fired.

Some people say that it may take 72 processes to make porcelain, but in fact, so many processes are definitely a little too many. First, you need to remove impurities from the clay, and then you need to eliminate bubbles in the clay, so you must keep stirring.

After the clay is done, you should start to pull the embryo, repair the embryo and shape it. When the embryo is dry, you actually need to repair the embryo. Some defective places usually take several days to dry.

After air drying, it can be fired in a kiln. When firing in a kiln, it is also divided into two processes. The first is simple shooting. You can write some words or draw some pictures at this time. The second is long glaze. This process is also called glaze burning, which is actually the final relationship. A bowl is successfully completed.

The bowl itself is one of our daily necessities. Common shapes are big mouths and small bottoms. I usually present round and square bowls. There are actually many kinds of materials for making bowls, such as metal, glass, jade, wood, ceramics, glass and so on.

Nowadays, ceramic bowls are generally made by a set of skilled techniques, and digital technology is also adopted. Combining traditional technology with digital technology can increase output, not only create more benefits for craftsmen, but also meet the aesthetics and needs of consumers. Digital technology can be used to create more exquisite styles.

Modern ceramics have actually been deeply loved by young people. Many people especially like to collect some ceramics in the later period and like the exquisite patterns on them. There are also many second-generation porcelains that have developed this traditional craft culture more and more.