pottery and porcelain; ceramics in general

chinaware; porcelain; stoneware; high-fired ceramics traditionally made from kaolin clay, feldspar, and quartz

porcelain or ceramic tile used for flooring or walls; usually glazed and easy to clean

A glass-like coating fused to a metal base, typically used for durable and corrosion-resistant household items or medical equipment; enamelware

a bottle, vase, or bowl made of porcelain or china

porcelain with a green or pale blue glaze and no patterns

(colloquial) to scam someone by staging or faking an accident and then demanding compensation; examples include placing fragile items where they will be knocked over or stepping in front of slow-moving cars.

clay used as a raw material for making porcelain; often refers to [[高岭土|高嶺土|gao1 ling3 tu3]]

A kiln used for firing porcelain and ceramics.

pottery and porcelain; chinaware

A type of white porcelain decorated with blue pigment under a clear glaze; first produced in the Yuan dynasty and most famously associated with Jingdezhen.

firm and strong; robust; thorough. This is a colloquial term equivalent to [[结实|結實|jie1 shi5]] or [[扎实|扎實|zha1 shi5]].

high-quality porcelain characterized by a fine texture, smooth glaze, and high-temperature firing; often translucent

porcelain and ceramics from the Song Dynasty (960–1279), highly valued for their delicate craftsmanship and aesthetic refinement

The unbaked body of a piece of porcelain; porcelain clay that has been shaped into a vessel but not yet fired in a kiln.

a hard, glossy coating or paint made by adding pigments to varnish; used on vehicles, tools, and buildings to provide a durable finish and prevent decay

A type of handicraft or artwork created by painting pictures or patterns on porcelain or porcelain plates and firing them at high temperatures.

Artware featuring calligraphy or painting carved into glazed monochrome porcelain using tungsten steel or diamond tools

(colloquial) enamelware; metal items coated with a glass-like finish to prevent rust

a rooster made of porcelain or ceramic

semiconducting ceramic material used in electronics

A chamber pot or commode

porcelain from the Ding kiln, one of the five famous kilns of the Song Dynasty

a delicate job that requires great skill or specialized equipment

A Western custom referring to a couple's 20th wedding anniversary.

broken pieces or shards of porcelain

large ceramic container used for storing water or grain; also used to refer to an enamel-coated mug

A nickname for the city of [[景德镇|景德鎮|jing3 de2 zhen4]] in Jiangxi province, famous worldwide for its porcelain production.

a glass-like substance applied to the surface of porcelain to make it smooth, shiny, and waterproof while increasing its strength

porcelain carving or sculpture

blue-and-white porcelain with designs painted in cobalt blue on a white background

white porcelain; blanc de Chine

hard porcelain; hard-paste

Ceramic or porcelain with a network of fine cracks on the surface caused by age or intentional glazing techniques.

(colloquial) To scam someone by faking an accident and demanding compensation for damages or injury; also includes deliberately provoking others to extract money.

fine ceramics; engineered or advanced ceramics made from highly refined materials like silicon carbide or silicon nitride, often used in electronics, medical implants, or industrial tools

Porcelain with irregular cracks in the glaze, caused by different rates of expansion between the body and the glaze

eggshell china; extremely thin porcelain

A person who makes pottery or ceramic items through processes such as shaping clay, glazing, and firing.

the commercial sector involved in the production of pottery, porcelain, and related ceramic products

a piece of broken pottery; shard

fine white porcelain made from a mixture of clay and bone ash