Kiln-Changed Ceramic Tea Sea

Engineering Design: Smooth water flow with a rapid cut-off.

Craft Analysis: Porcelain originated from pottery, and its invention was gradually explored by the ancient Chinese ancestors in the process of firing white pottery and stamped hard pottery. To fire porcelain, three conditions must be met simultaneously: first, the raw materials for making porcelain must be rich in minerals such as kaolin, porcelain clay, or kaolin; second, the firing temperature must be above 1200°C; third, the surface must be glazed and fired at high temperatures.