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80% of semi-precious metal Quartz is used in biscuit, lining and glaze layers of our İznik Tile. |
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Quartz is pulverized and powdered by grinding. |
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Quartz is made into dough by the addition of dust, clay and glaze. The obtained tile clams are spread by hand by patatten and left to dry. |
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Dried biscuit is grated in the counter and smoothed. It is left to natural dry for 15 - 20 days after the chamfer is sanded on the edge of the biscuit. |
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The biscuit is hand-primed to obtain a homogenous surface. After waiting seven days, the biscuit is killed. |
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On the cooked biscuit, the hand needle pattern is transferred by passing coal dust through the holes. |
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The pattern is fixed on the biscuit by contouring. |
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Contoured patterns are colored with glaze dyes derived from metal oxides. |
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The colored tile is glazed. |
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The glazed tile is baked for the last time at 950 degrees. It becomes ready for decoration with its traditional colors and all its vitality. |
