Slow uptake in pottery transform into a sharp rise

Allison Mueller has always been interested in ceramics, but her profession and family responsibilities got in the way.

Over the last two years, Vicki Grima, executive officer of the Australian Ceramics Association, has seen the "slow uptake" in ceramics convert into fast growt...

Unknown craftsmen Significance

Japanese tea masters were way advanced in exploring creative and aesthetic ways. they might see the beauty in fastidiously elite everyday objects like rustic Korean ceramics, a number of that, in time, became valuable treasures. At first, foreign Korean and Chinese objects were a lot of value for...

Italy’s Tile design competition extends its submission date

The prestigious Ceramics of Italy Tile Competition is held annually. This year is the competition’s 27th edition. The Italian Association of Ceramics (Confindustria Ceramica) and the Italian Trade Agency conduct this competition.

The applicants include architects from North Americ...

Italian Luxury Interior Designers Participating in the Downtown Design

The Italian Pavilion is concentrating all the interior design components such as lightings, ceramic and glass pieces, tiles and extravagant and delicate pieces of decorating items. Representing the Italian modern culture to its best and the Italian interior design industry, this event has capture...

Nanoceramics the new age plastic

Plastics are by far the most widely used substance in the world of manufacturing, from PET bottles to HDPE pipelines, to a number of other specialized and general manufacturing. But the creation of new nanoceramic material has put in the position of replacing plastics from a lot of these producti...

New Ceramic Collection

The decorative motifs of “i filati di rex”, the new ceramic collection made by Florim with Rubelli for Cersaie 2019 (Bologna, 23-27 September), are all patterns derived from Rubelli materials.

The two Italian corporations Rubelli and Florim – that get credit from inter...

In ceramic/graphene composites, physicists discover weak places

Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University (SPbPU) physicists and materials researchers studied the structures in nanomaterials made of ceramic and graphene plates in which cracks occur most frequently. The Mechanics of Materials Journal released the outcomes of the models first trial, wh...