the hard outer layer of a tooth crown that protects against wear and decay; also called [[珐琅质|琺瑯質|fa4 lang2 zhi4]]

The outermost layer of a tooth and the hardest substance in the human body; also called [[珐琅质|琺瑯質|fa4 lang2 zhi4]].

celadon; classic Chinese style of ceramic glaze

Colored glaze for ceramics, made by adding metal oxides or colorants to a base glaze; also called [[颜色釉|顏色釉|yan2 se4 you4]]

colored ceramic glaze applied to the surface of pottery or porcelain to make it smooth and fine; also refers to the layer itself

pottery with a glazed surface

Colorful glaze; a type of glaze created by adding metallic oxides to a base glaze to produce various colors after firing.firing.

a mixture of minerals like quartz and feldspar applied to the surface of ceramics before firing to create a glassy, protective coating

the substance or slurry applied to the surface of ceramics that creates a glassy coating after firing

To apply a coating to the surface of ceramics before firing to create a glossy, durable, and waterproof finish.

A technique for applying glaze to pottery by blowing it through a fine screen; also the resulting glaze effect.

(cosmetics) liquid lipstick, typically with a glossy finish

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

the second, higher-temperature firing of a ceramic object after it has been pre-fired and coated with glaze

A style of porcelain decoration involving copper-red painted patterns under a transparent glaze. The technique was developed during the Yuan dynasty and reached maturity in the Ming dynasty.

A ceramic tile with a glazed surface, typically used for waterproof wall and floor surfaces.

a ceramic glaze made by adding metal oxides or other colorants to a base glaze