Introduction And Maintenance Of Ceramic Vases

Pottery is different from porcelain. Pottery is made from clay. Porcelain is made by beating porcelain stone into powder, stirring it into a slurry, and pouring it into a mold. Pottery and porcelain fired at the same temperature, porcelain is harder.
Introduction
Modern home decorations are not just practical. More and more designers have incorporated clever ideas to apply the function of beautifying the home to ordinary home decorations.
Maintenance
Ceramic vases are fragile items. To maintain ceramics, the main thing is to prevent external destructive factors. The so-called external destructive factors include natural factors, human factors, and accidental factors. Natural factors mainly refer to temperature, light, dust, etc. Ceramic vases should not be placed in places with high temperature and strong light, especially thin ceramic vases. Dust accumulates on ceramic vases, so wipe them gently with a soft cloth, as carefully as treating the tender skin of a baby. Place them properly to prevent them from tipping over. When appreciating, take off hard objects such as rings on your hands to prevent scratches on the glaze or knocks on the edges of the gaps. When picking up an object, support the bottom with one hand and hold the body of the object firmly with the other hand. Never pick up the object by grabbing the rim with only one hand.