Porcelain and ceramics

What porcelain, faience and ceramics are made of and decorated with: bodies, glazes, painting and factory marks.

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Barbotine Barbotine Technique of Decorative Painting on Porcelain and FaienceBiscuit Biscuit A special kind of unglazed porcelainVazon (Flower Urn) Vazon (Flower Urn) Decorative porcelain container for flowersGlaze Glaze A special technique of treating porcelain surfaces to impart shine and protectionGzhel Gzhel Gzhel is a unique style of folk art, primarily representing specialized ceramics produced in the eponymous regDecal (Decalcomania) Decal (Decalcomania) A technique for creating images by transferring a designDecorative plate Decorative plate Artistic object made of porcelain or faience for interior decorationDelftware Delftware Legendary ceramics decorated with cobaltPorcelain Painting Porcelain Painting Porcelain painting is the art of creating unique decorations on porcelain items. This method allows the artistImari Imari Traditional Japanese style of porcelain paintingImperial Chinese Porcelain Imperial Chinese Porcelain Imperial Chinese porcelain is a unique type of porcelain created for the court and the upper classes of societBone China Bone China A special type of porcelain distinguished by its composition and translucencyCampana Campana Special type of conical porcelain itemsCeramics Ceramics Ceramics is an artistic direction associated with the creation of objects from clay with subsequent firing. ThCobalt Cobalt Artistic technique of decoration on porcelain with cobalt-based paints.Craquelure Craquelure A feature of ceramic and porcelain itemsLuster Luster A special technique of applying metallic shine to porcelainPlastic Decoration on Porcelain Plastic Decoration on Porcelain Technique of volumetric ornamentation of porcelain items.Majolica Majolica Majolica is a type of ceramics decorated with bright opaque glaze, most often lead-tin. The surface is white, Matte Glaze Matte Glaze A special method of coating porcelain or ceramic itemsMeissen Porcelain Meissen Porcelain Legendary European Porcelain of the 18th CenturyMiniature on Porcelain Miniature on Porcelain An art form of painting on small porcelain surfacesPorcelain Mark Porcelain Mark System of signs on porcelain items for determining the manufacturer and ageOverglaze Painting Overglaze Painting Special technique of painting on top of glaze on porcelainTin Glaze Tin Glaze Tin glaze is an opaque white coating that appeared in the Middle Ages and changed European ceramics. It contaiUnderglaze painting Underglaze painting Technique of decorating ceramics and porcelain with paints before glaze applicationRelief on Porcelain Relief on Porcelain A special technique for decorating porcelain itemsBlue and White Porcelain Blue and White Porcelain Blue and White Porcelain is a unique phenomenon that emerged in the 13th–14th centuries. Its distinctive featuCeladon Celadon A traditional type of glazed ceramics with a characteristic green hueTerracotta Terracotta Terracotta is a type of ceramic made from clay, fired at a high temperature, usually in a red-orange color. ItFaience Faience Type of ceramic with a porous baseFaience Plastic Art Faience Plastic Art A form of decorative and applied artFrit Frit Frit is a special glassy powder used in ceramics to create glaze. At high temperatures, the frit melts, forminFrit porcelain Frit porcelain A type of porcelain with added frit for special luster and plasticityPorcelain Porcelain Porcelain is a high-quality ceramic material made from white clay, quartz, and feldspar. It is easily recognizPorcelain Figurine Porcelain Figurine An object of decorative and applied art made of porcelainChamotte Chamotte Technical Additive and Artistic Technique in Ceramic ArtEngobe Engobe Engobe is a liquid clay applied to the biscuit of a piece before firing. It is used to smooth the surface and