One Minute China: Unpredictable colors of underglaze art

chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2021-11-12 09:50

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Colors that are dull and flat on raw porcelain emerge in full brilliance after being fired at a high temperature in kilns. It's a technique called "underglaze painting". The result is not fully controlled by humans, and can never be exactly repeated.

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One Minute China: Unpredictable colors of underglaze art