New European style ceramic charger plate

Porcelain plates are common daily utensils, and their basic shapes are open, shallow belly, flat bottom, high foot or circle foot. Ceramics is a general term for pottery and porcelain, and it is also a kind of arts and crafts in my country. As far back as the Neolithic Age, there were painted pottery and black pottery with rough and simple styles in my country. Pottery and porcelain have different textures and different properties. Pottery is made of clay with high viscosity and strong plasticity as the main raw material. It is opaque, has fine pores and weak water absorption. Porcelain is made of clay, feldspar and quartz, translucent, non-absorbent, anti-corrosion, hard and compact, and brittle. my country’s traditional ceramic arts and crafts, high quality and beautiful shape, with a high degree of artistic value, famous in the world. The history of the development of Chinese ceramics is long. From the firing of the most primitive pottery in the early Neolithic Age to the invention of porcelain and its widespread application, both technology and art have continued to progress; in the process of adapting to the needs of people’s survival and life, the types and styles of fired ceramic utensils are increasing. In change, the inner quality is constantly improving. The handicraft manufacturing technology of ceramic utensils contains rich scientific and artistic connotations, and its manifestations are mainly displayed through modeling and decoration, texture and color. The transformation process of ceramic production from raw materials to finished utensils must be completed by using corresponding technology. Wang Dayuan, a native of Jiangxi in the Yuan Dynasty, was a great traveler who had been to Zanzibar and other places in Africa. There are many places, of which sixteen are about blue and white porcelain. In particular, the extensive and far-reaching influence of Zheng He’s voyages to the West in the Ming Dynasty, and the appreciation of Taoist art by our ancestors in the past dynasties also infected the people of Europe and East Africa. The “Chinese Cultural Relics in Kenya” published in the fourth issue of “People’s Pictorial” in 1986 included the consecrated double deer pattern porcelain plate found in the Rudi ruins, and the hibiscus hand unearthed from the Guangchang Chronicle Tomb – Ming Dynasty Wanli export porcelain plate is exactly the same.