Art & Tableware
3D-Printed Porcelain, Tableware & Ceramic Art
Additive manufacturing lets ceramicists print fine porcelain vessels, sculptural tableware, and glazed art pieces with wall geometries impossible to throw.
1600°C
Firing Range
99.5%
Sintered Density
±0.2mm
Post-Fire Tolerance
82+
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Printed in Porcelain
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Lighting
Translucent Lithophanes
Paper-thin porcelain walls that glow — lithophanes and shades printed at resolutions slip-casting can't touch.
Tableware
Cups & Drinkware
Fine porcelain cups and drinkware with per-piece geometry and thin, comfortable rims.
Sculpture
Sculptural Forms
Complex, self-supporting porcelain sculpture that would slump on a wheel or in a mold.
Glaze
Glazed Vessels
Printed bodies finished with studio glazes for gallery-grade surface and depth.
Sets
Matched Sets
Repeatable dinnerware and serving sets printed to identical tolerances, run after run.
Production
Production Tableware
Small-batch tableware collections printed and fired to slip-cast standards.
PrintWire Originals
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How Porcelain Is Printed
Porcelain paste is extruded layer by layer, or a fine powder is bound then infiltrated with porcelain slip.
Dry & Bisque
The delicate greenware is dried slowly and bisque-fired to lock in the printed form.
Glaze & Fire
A glaze firing to ~1300°C vitrifies the body to translucent, food-safe porcelain.
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Porcelain Bodies We Cover
Porcelain bodies vary in translucency, strength, and firing behavior. Coverage runs from fine tableware bodies through sculptural and coloured porcelains.
- Fine White Porcelain — translucency, tableware
- Bone-Ash Porcelain — warmth, strength
- Parian & Bisque Porcelain — sculpture, figurines
- Southern Ice Porcelain — high translucency
- Stoneware-Porcelain Blends — durability
- Coloured & Stained Porcelain — decorative bodies
Analysis & Deep Dives
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Applications We Cover
