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Petuntse (from Chinese: 白墩子; pinyin: báidūnzì), also
spelled petunse and bai dunzi, baidunzi, is a
historic term for a wide
range of
micaceous or feldspathic...
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following the
discovery of
local supplies of
kaolin and a
material similar to
petuntse in the
economically distressed area at Saint-Yrieix-la-Perche, near Limoges...
- was the
Jingdezhen kilns who
first perfected its use in
combination with
petuntse to
create world-class hard-paste porcelain. The name "kaolin"
itself derives...
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material that was
originally made from a
compound of the
feldspathic rock
petuntse and
kaolin fired at a very high temperature,
usually around 1400 °C. It...
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sometimes confused with the
Chinese material traditionally known as
petuntse as well as
other Asian pottery stones. However,
although somewhat similar...
- in a
hilly region,
Jingdezhen is
close to the best
quality deposits of
petuntse, more
contemporarily called pottery stone in China, as well as
being surrounded...
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materials can
include feldspar, ball clay, gl****, bone ash, steatite, quartz,
petuntse and alabaster. The
clays used are
often described as
being long or short...
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paste wares,
traditionally Chinese porcelain was made
using kaolin and
petuntse.
While rim
chips and
hairline cracks are common,
pieces tend not to stain...
- diorite, feldspar,
quartz (silica stone), sand (including
silica sand),
petuntse (pottery stone), dunite.
Carbonates – dolomite, limestone.
Clays – kaolinite...
- minerals, and
glazes Bone ash
China stone Clay
Feldspar Frit
Kaolinite Petuntse Slip Ash
glaze Lead-glazed
Lustreware Salt
glazed Tin-glazed Main types...
