Difficult to process
First, China's braised system is very difficult and complex, usually four times into the furnace: one is vegetarian; the other is glaze; the third is braised; the fourth is gold. Every link is not biased. Under normal circumstances, Chinese red porcelain can produce a finished product in multiple pieces, and the qualified rate of large-scale finished products is lower. Nearly demanding manufacturing processes and extremely low yields highlight the scarcity and preciousness of Chinese red porcelain.
Second, the formation of red porcelain is difficult. Copper red is decomposed at 800 ° C, and Chinese red is made into porcelain at a high temperature of 1450 ° C, which is difficult.
Expensive material
Red glaze is now made from rare metal bismuth. Metal enamel is a rare metal that is more expensive than gold, and the gold pattern on red porcelain is made of pure gold with a purity of 99% or more. It can be said that China Red porcelain is burnt with gold. Chinese red porcelain reflects the taste and embedded real value of noble art treasures in terms of materials.
Good ceramics
Ceramics are usually divided into their pros and cons by firing temperature.
Medium temperature ceramic
Medium-high temperature white porcelain, reinforced porcelain
High temperature fine white porcelain, jade porcelain light
Chinese red porcelain is fired at a high temperature of 1450 degrees, and jade is fat, which is precious.
Simple and elegant, delicate white, thin tires like paper, and sounds like a real portrayal. Since its birth, the red porcelain has been characterized by its “thin as paper, through the mirror, sound like a slap, white as jadeâ€. The porcelain is exquisite and transparent, the shape is beautiful and elegant, the color surface is moist and bright, and the flower surface is colorful. It has achieved its white texture and luxurious shape, and has the dual value of use and art. It is a treasure of collection and gift.
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