méretként

Méretként is a type of Hungarian clay, also known as mérték clay. It is a type of high-quality, plastic clay used in ceramics. Méretként, which translates to "measuring clay" in English, is named after its historical use as a standard unit of measurement for ceramics production.

The clay is known for its exceptionally high plasticity, which means it can be easily shaped and molded into various forms. This property is desirable in ceramics production, as it allows artisans to create intricate and detailed designs. Méretként clay is also highly durable and resistant to wear and tear, making it suitable for creating functional pieces, such as tableware and sanitary ware.

Méretként clay is characterized by its high kaolinitic content, which accounts for its durability and high plasticity. The clay is typically a soft, white or cream-colored material that can be easily worked with by hand or with tools. After firing, it can produce a range of colors, from pale pink to deep blue, depending on the intended design.

Historically, méretként clay was used in Hungarian ceramics production, particularly in the production of classic flat-bottomed pots and ornate ceramics. Today, the clay is still used by potters and ceramic artists around the world who value its unique properties and traditional style.