The diagram shows how ceramic pots are fabricated.

As can be clearly seen, there are 11 main steps in the process of producing ceramic pots, beginning
with collecting raw material and finishing with color heating.
In order to form the shape of a pot, first and foremost, raw material is collected by excavators and
then transported to factories by lorries. Once entering the manufacturing process, the unprocessed
material is crushed into smaller pieces, which are subsequently mixed with a speacial fluid.
Afterwards, the mixed liquid is poured in to the mould and dried for 4-6 hours to form the shape of
a pot.
After the shaping process, the assembled clay pots are baken in a oven at 1000 degrees of celsius to
enhance the stiffness. After being hardened, pots are soaked in different color buckets to diversify
the apperance of each product. Finally, colored pots are heated again and the finished pots are ready
to be consumed.