The development process of bone china

When it comes to bone china, we have to talk about my country's porcelain. Originally, there was no bone china or porcelain in western countries. In Marco Polo's journey, European countries began to decompose to the other side of the earth, and there is a legendary country. In the early days, many European countries sent missionaries to our country to visit our country and brought many special materials from our country to Western countries. Among them were the porcelain produced in Jingdezhen in our country. has set off a frenzy in European countries. There are rumors that during the battle, a piece of high-quality porcelain can be exchanged for an army. Although this is just a rumor, the popularity of porcelain is evident. Of course, the user needs a lot, but the truth is a small batch of porcelain shipped by sea. Unable to meet the needs of the locals, European countries began the road of imitation porcelain. Imitation also requires knowing a little craftsmanship, not even the raw materials, how to make porcelain. Therefore, we dispatched missionaries from our country to preach to Jingdezhen. The preacher adopted a few apprentices from a porcelain factory in Jingdezhen, and through many probings, he found out a detailed porcelain production process and sent the information back. So far, European countries have begun the road of porcelain making. Although there are meticulous materials for porcelain making, porcelain making is a high-tech craftsmanship, and high-quality porcelain can not be produced by relying solely on materials (the truth of porcelain making is the high-end craftsmanship of Greater China). In this way, European countries began to produce porcelain tableware, but the quality of porcelain is far from comparable to China. Plagiarism has no future. At this time, thin porcelain (famous bodily porcelain, eggshell porcelain) appeared in China, which was a kind of porcelain that was as thin as a cicada's wings. A young British man, seeing exquisite Chinese porcelain, also wanted to produce porcelain that was twice as good as thin porcelain. Later, I started a two-year test road. Finally, it was found that the addition of extraneous bone meal to the ceramic material can produce ultra-thin (in fact, it is about 1-1.5 thicker than the thin porcelain), and it is more transparent and firm. Bone China, because of the enlightenment obtained from Chinese porcelain, was named bone China (bone china, also known as bone china). This can be regarded as a period product for the European porcelain industry. In the future, several major British bone china brands have continued to revolutionize bone china craftsmanship. Bone china is a well-deserved high-grade porcelain species. Of course, high-end porcelain tableware also has pearl porcelain and shell porcelain. Pearl porcelain and shell porcelain are similar to bone china. Shellfish, coral and other ingredients in the ocean are mixed into china clay to make shell porcelain. The pearl ingredients are mixed into porcelain clay to make pearl porcelain. Because pearl porcelain and shell porcelain are too old to be suitable for industrial production, bone porcelain is a very high-grade porcelain species recognized in the world.

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