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Ceramic sculpture is an ancient art, this trend of art is not the result of modern times but has effects in many major civilizations, has been affected by this philosophy of each civilization of civilizations in which it was found.

Plastic art is a means of communication between the artist and members of society.

Ceramics today is one of the most famous artistic crafts among those who enjoy doing hand-craft projects.

The porcelain is simple yet it is complex as well as old and at the same time it is modern and sophisticated.

The nature of the clay stimulates the creativity of the subject and expresses the maker and reflect the touch, which makes the work itself fun.

If we follow the roots of the art of ceramics we find an honest picture tells us the growth of civilization as it offers a comfortable sense of communication to our past at a time when the present is changing and without authenticity.

In the end, porcelain is the craft practiced at home without the high cost or consumption of a lot of raw materials and equipment.

The art of ceramics is one of the arts associated with the life of the members of the community where it is simple from the commissioning and complexity, in addition to meeting the daily needs, it is a predominantly social utilitarian art with attention to aesthetic aspects, but with the development of the concept of ceramic art in form and content Ceramic works of a conceptual nature, seeking to use all technological data of the era of materials and multimedia, to practice creative exchange of different experiences on thinking about ceramic and contribute to the interaction between the creative artist and the individual in the community.

Ceramic formation is one of the most distinctive human activities because it reflects the philosophy of the members of society.

Knowledge through art is an integral part of the aesthetic experience experienced by the whole human being, but can be enhanced by the practice of artistic creativity.

Communication between the mind of the artist and the mind and conscience of members of society, because there are close links between art and other social and cultural phenomena, artists do not create for their personal enjoyment, but seek to achieve themselves through members of society.