This is an art form that takes time, it cannot be treated the same as oils, water colors, or acrylics.  The blank white china is painted and then fired in a kiln, with temperatures ranging from 1,450 to 1,565 °F.  The colors are transparent and every wash of color is influenced by the previous color under it.  This procedure is repeated many times until the desired depth and detail is reached.

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