What is porcelain made of?

Porcelain is fired with clay as the main raw material, and clay belongs to inorganic non-metallic materials;

Porcelain is made of porcelain stone, kaolin, quartz stone and mullite. , the surface is coated with glass glaze or painted objects.

Porcelain is fired in a kiln at a high temperature (about 1280℃ ~ 1400℃). The glaze color of porcelain surface will undergo various chemical changes due to different temperatures, which is a treasure displayed by Chinese civilization.

China is the hometown of porcelain, which is an important creation of ancient working people. Xie Zhao _ is contained in Five Miscellanies: "The kilns mentioned today cover the most Cizhou kilns, so they are named for each other, such as the silver is called Mi Ti and the ink is called Mi Mi." At that time, replacing kiln furniture with "porcelain" was caused by the largest output of Cizhou kiln. This is the earliest historical material to find the title of porcelain.