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antique porcelain is renowned for its historical and artistic values. many items due to human negligence and natural disasters, precious porcelain damaged and lose their monetary value and cultural importance. porcelain restoration not only helps to preserve the monetary value of a porcelain, but it helps to preserve the work of art for future generations.
Professional restoration of porcelain requires a reset to undergo basic training. Many colleges and universities offerPorcelain and ceramic restoration courses and some offer diplomas and certificates. The restorer should know the difference between the various materials, such as porcelain, ceramic, earthenware, terracotta, earthenware, clay and plaster, to learn to work with many types of brushes, airbrush and how to operate, and learn the skills required to polish and lacquer the surface of objects. During the restoration of Chinese and Japanese porcelain restorer needs to know the historical period the item wascreated to match the color model and the surface. On top of that, he or she must also have artistic ability, the right temperament to work long hours and appreciate the delicate and painstaking work of restoration of porcelain, which often requires. A casual approach to the restoration of porcelain damage more elements in place of restoration and conservation.
Here are the steps required to restore elements in china:
1. A careful examination of the voice and the routepieces.
2. Washing and cleaning of parts (in many cases, old glue or restoration has to be removed) in order to prepare for a new restoration.
3. Sculpting the fragments and micro-fragments needed for a perfect fit of the pieces already broken.
4. Bonding and gluing the pieces.
5. Matching and replicate the model of surface and color / design, first with a brush and then with an airbrush, which often requires several steps.
6. Glasses orcoating, depending on the material.
The restoration takes between three to four weeks, depending on the severity of the damage. A restorer of ethics has a strong focus on conservation, which means strengthening the item being restored and using only those materials that do not damage the object substance, thus helping the conservation for many years to come.
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