The Process of Creating Beautiful Bowls from Crushed Stone and Plant Ash.

The process of creating brightly colored and durable bowls begins with crushing stone, an important natural material in ceramic art. First, the stone is finely ground using a stone mill, which helps create fine, uniform stone powder. This process requires patience and technique, because the fineness of the stone powder will directly affect the quality of the final product. After obtaining stone powder, they are mixed well with plant ash and water. Vegetable ash not only helps increase the durability of the product but also creates a chemical reaction when fired, making the color of the bowl more vivid. Next, this mixture is used to coat the surface of the cups, creating a smooth base, ready for the next step. This coating step gives the bowl a bright layer of color, while also serving as a foundation for later decorative elements. To ensure a durable coating, the crucible is dipped over the exterior of the crucible, coating it evenly and creating a protective layer, helping to maintain its color long after the firing process. Finally, the cups are cooked in a kiln at high temperatures all night. High temperatures cause the ingredients in the mixture to react with each other, creating a strong and durable enamel layer on the surface. This process not only helps the cup achieve its bright color, but also ensures durability, hardness, and resistance to wear over time. When completed, the cup is not only beautiful but also highly durable, suitable for many years of use #shortsviral #shortvideo #shorts #shortsfeed #videoshort #videos #traditional #handmade #yesfarmer