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 Ceramic Culture

As is well known, China is the birthplace of ceramics; it is a nation of ceramics that began to embrace both pottery and porcelain during the Eastern Han period. Ceramics have always been a symbol of China and a treasure and cultural carrier of the Chinese nation. In English dictionaries, “China” in lowercase means porcelain. Using porcelain to create jewelry not only expands the field of modern jewelry design but also enriches the variety of modern jewelry. Ceramics originated and thrived in China, having endured thousands of years. They possess the unique charm of the Chinese nation, guiding the descendants of Yan and Huang through society to this day. They not only have distinct national characteristics but also hold high cultural value. As the saying goes, “What is national is global.” Dancing with time and following fashion, ceramic jewelry has full confidence and remains timeless as it intertwines with the years. The beauty that is easily broken is captured, which makes us understand the importance of cherishing it.
With the continuous development of modern ceramic art and the rise of the ceramic craze, the ceramic jewelry industry has also flourished. A new artistic form—ceramic jewelry—has emerged, featuring a variety of products such as necklaces, bracelets, earrings, and pendants. Due to the low material consumption, low cost, and high-temperature firing process that removes harmful substances from the materials, ceramic jewelry is more likely to attract consumers' attention and favor. The materials and designs of ceramic jewelry are more diverse, and the decoration methods and manufacturing techniques are even more varied. This has also changed people's preconceived notions about ceramic products, opening up a new realm for modern ceramic art.