Ceramic

Ceramics refer to inorganic materials, generally made from clay and other minerals, which are hardened through a high-temperature firing process. They encompass a wide range of products, from pottery and earthenware to porcelain and technical materials used in industry.

Ceramics are characterised by their hardness, heat resistance and chemical inertness, meaning they do not react with most chemicals, making them ideal for a variety of artistic, utilitarian and industrial applications.