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High-temperature colored glaze—Coffee Cup 3

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High-temperature colored glaze refers to colored ceramic products fired at high temperatures (e.g., 1380℃), which uses metal oxides and natural ores as colorants. This type of product features rich colors and unique textures, boasting high collectible value and potential as works of art. Due to the high firing temperature, its chemical molecules are extremely stable, thus exhibiting non-toxic and safe properties.

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High-Temperature Colored Glaze

High-temperature colored glaze refers to colored ceramic products fired at high temperatures (e.g., 1380℃), which uses metal oxides and natural ores as colorants. This type of product features rich colors and unique textures, boasting high collectible value and potential as works of art. Due to the high firing temperature, its chemical molecules are extremely stable, thus exhibiting non-toxic and safe properties.

Product Characteristics

Color and Texture

  • Made from metal oxides and natural ores, it offers a wide range of colors, such as Lang Hong (crimson red), Ji Lan (sacrificial blue), Wujin (jet black), and Ivory Yellow.
  • It has a glossy and smooth surface with diverse textures, capable of mimicking the effects of gemstones, rocks, and more.
  • Through kiln transformation, it can create unpredictable and one-of-a-kind artistic effects, making each piece a unique work.

Non-Toxic and Safe

  • Fired at high temperatures, the chemical molecules of the glaze layer are extremely stable and will not leach harmful substances.
  • The raw materials are usually inorganic materials, free of chemical additives, and produced through natural firing processes, ensuring non-toxicity and safety.

Collectible and Artistic Value

  • Owing to its unique characteristics, it holds high collectible value.
  • In modern artistic ceramics, it can be used as main colors, background colors, or applied to themed elements to enhance the visual appeal of the works.

Application Fields

  • Collectibles and Decorative Ornaments: Due to its rarity and uniqueness, high-temperature colored glaze is often made into high-value collectibles and decorative ornaments.
  • Artistic Ceramics: It is widely used in the creation of modern artistic ceramics to produce works with a strong modern aesthetic.
  • Tableware and Vessel Liners: Benefiting from its non-toxic and safe properties, high-temperature colored glaze liners are also commonly used in the production of high-quality daily-use items such as ceramic cups and pots.

 

Volume:     150 ml

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