Porcelain

Porcelain is a refined type of ceramic that has been highly regarded for its strength, durability, and elegance. It is made from fine-grain clay, usually mixed with feldspar and kaolin, and fired at high temperatures, typically between 1,200°C to 1,400°C (2,200°F to 2,500°F). This firing process makes porcelain a dense, durable, and non-porous material with a smooth, translucent finish. Its luxurious appeal and versatility make it a preferred choice in everything from fine tableware to artistic sculptures.