FAQ About The Role of Ceramics in Cultural Heritage
What are some common materials used in traditional ceramics?
Traditional ceramics are primarily made from clay, including earthenware, stoneware, and porcelain. Clay is mixed with water and often other materials like silica, feldspar, and mineral oxides. Different clays result in various qualities of ceramics, such as durability, texture, and color. The type of clay used often reflects the geographical features and resources available to the culture that produced the ceramics.
