The rendered diagram outlines one particular way of creating ceramic pots.

Having a myopic look, in the first stage of the process is to dig up and transport the raw materials to factories where they are then crushed and mixed with water to make them into a clay-like substance that can be molded into the shape of a pot. From there, they must dry for 4-6 hours in mould in order to fix them into their final shape.

Furthermore, they are then placed in an oven and heated to over 1000 degrees Celsius. Following this, the pots are colored and a ‘firing’ stage in the oven sets the paint pigments in place, finalizing the process.

Overall , it is readily apparent that this chemical process can be grouped into three main stages: collecting the raw materials, forming those materials into pots, and finishing the process by heating and coloring them.

The diagram below shows one method of manufacturing ceramic pots.