The relationship between ceramic pigments and ceramics

"The plain embryo outlines the blue and white, the pen front is thick and light, and the peony depicted on the bottle body is like your first makeup." From the lyrics, we can know that the beauty of blue and white porcelain, its shape and pattern are all eye-catching, and it is regarded as a treasure. So this beautiful pattern is how to depict it? The following will be explained.

People who study pottery art must all know that ceramics are the general name of pottery and porcelain ware. Ceramic raw materials are made of clay, which is the original resource of the earth, after quenching. Clay is tough, plastic when exposed to water at room temperature, slightly dry and carvable, fully dry and grind, completely non-absorbent and resistant to high temperature and corrosion. The patterns on the ceramics are also varied and varied, and there are many patterns. These must be the credit of ceramic pigments.

Ceramic pigment is a general term for pigments used in ceramics. Includes on-glaze, under-glaze, and glaze and body coloring pigments. In the ceramic production process, these pigments are subjected to different temperatures of calcination, the use of different pigments are also different, so we see all kinds of patterns are composed of these beautiful pigments.

Ceramics have been developed since ancient times. Our ancestors have passed down the techniques of ceramics to this day. After thousands of years of changes, our understanding of ceramics and ceramic pigments has gradually increased. We have learned to describe ceramic pigments to the outer body of ceramics, and outline many patterns on them. From a variety of plain ceramics, pattern ceramics have been developed. Ceramic pigments and ceramics have evolved step by step. They complement each other and extend step by step.