Despite the tremendous progress in modern technology, clay products continue to be a widely demanded and applied commodity. They are used as building materials, dishes, jewelry, decor and factory needs. So what kind of products are clay and what are they?
Pottery production
Originally, pottery was a craft that was used to make vessels for storing various materials and containers for food. Today, clay is molded on a potter's wheel, glazed and fired, turning it into exquisite household items, decorative figurines, building materials, jewelry and souvenirs. There are three main classes in pottery - making building bricks, making porcelain and earthenware, as well as making dishes, jewelry, refractory bricks, retorts, tiles, pipes, and so on.
For each of these classes, differing in their specific production, different types of clay are used.
In the process of making porcelain, earthenware and bricks, the potter makes a clay mass from potting clay, which has the necessary degree of viscosity and temperature resistance that meets the purpose of the future product. Then he molds the product, dries it, burns it and covers it with glaze, which can then be applied with any painting.
Clay products
Clay products made by the hands of a potter absorb a large amount of positive energy, bringing warmth, comfort and a state of peace into the house. Earthenware is able to independently regulate humidity and temperature - for example, tea brewed in a clay teapot will remain warm for a long time even in a cool room, and cold juice will retain its temperature under the scorching sun. This is due to the presence of pores in the clay that impede the transfer of heat.
Each product stored in earthenware is literally saturated with natural energy, which has a beneficial effect on its properties.
Tureens, pots, cauldrons, ceramic vases, pots, pots, mugs, pots and cups are made from red pottery clay. All products are perfectly preserved in kitchen products, and food cooked in an earthen pot turns out to be very tasty and as healthy as possible. In clay pots, housewives keep bulk products, fruit drink and milk, and also use them to decorate the kitchen in Russian or rustic style. Water stored in clay jugs without chemical admixtures retains all its useful substances and even acquires new ones. In addition to tableware, children's whistles, original souvenirs and decorative multi-colored panels are also made from clay.
