A Brief Guide To Ceramics


A Brief Guide To Ceramics
A Brief Guide To Ceramics

Ceramic - A general term that encompasses crockery made from a clay based mixture and hardened by heat/heat-treated. Ceramics though, are divided into a number of categories of varying qualities and characteristics.

1. Earthenware and Stoneware Crockery

 While Earthenware and Stoneware may be considered the more… ordinary kind of ceramic and while both are opaque (compared to porcelain which can be considered translucent), there are some differences to be aware of.

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