The diagram demonstrates an overall perspective of the procedure created for ceramic pots. Looking at it, it is apparent that the whole process is readily comprised of three main stages. Commencing with the initial collecting of raw material and transporting them, followed by crushing and molding, and drying and coloring the pots. At the first stage of this process, the raw material is dug up and transported to the factory where it is then crushed and mixed with water to make them more clay-like substances, a shape that can be molded into pots. In the molds, they are
they must be dried for 4-6 hours
in order to fix them into their final shape. Subsequent to this, the byproduct is heated in an oven over 1000 degrees Celsius. Following this, the pots are colored and placed in an oven to solidify the paint pigment.