• Material selection: Porcelain production requires the use of high-purity, high-plasticity, and high-refractory kaolin.
• Molding: Molding methods include throwing, slip injection, and pressing. Throwing is the most traditional method, and porcelain of various shapes can be made by hand throwing.
• Drying: The formed body needs to be dried in a natural environment or a special drying room to remove moisture from the body.
• Glazing: The dried body needs to be glazed. Glaze is a glass-like substance that can increase the gloss and beauty of porcelain and also protect it.
• Firing: The glazed body is fired in a kiln at a high temperature of 1200℃-1400℃ to form a dense glass-like layer.