Earthenware Production
Earthenware production involves the creation of ceramic items using clay that is fired at low temperatures, usually between 1,800 and 2,100 degrees Fahrenheit. This process results in a porous and easily breakable finished product that is commonly used for everyday items such as dishes, pots, and vases. The production of earthenware dates back thousands of years and continues to be a popular form of pottery due to its affordability and versatility.