Apparently “Bone China” was first developed in Britain (Not China)
Bone china uses about 40 to 50% bone ash in its content to strenghten , whiten and lower the firing temp 100 to 200 degrees. It appears that some modern bone china is made with calcium carbonate rather than bones as a source..
References list OX bone as a major source
go to antarctica….dig up some antique whale bones…have them blessed by a seal and then you can make bone china
“bone” is just the color, china is ceramic, not bone
Apparently “Bone China” was first developed in Britain (Not China)
Bone china uses about 40 to 50% bone ash in its content to strenghten , whiten and lower the firing temp 100 to 200 degrees. It appears that some modern bone china is made with calcium carbonate rather than bones as a source..
References list OX bone as a major source