| The nearby Jingdezhen potteries used the kaolin to create their fine white porcelain. |
| The production of ceramics is located in areas where clay with a high percentage of kaolin is available. |
| In the crude form kaolin has limited uses, however beneficiated kaolin is widely used in the paper industry, in ceramics and in paint. |
| There are deposits of gold, oil, limestone, phosphates, iron ore, kaolin, and silica sand. |
| Other talc alternatives include slippery elm bark, kaolin clay and bentonite clay. |
| They were the first to use kaolin clay for porcelains, so that when thin enough, the walls revealed breathtaking translucency. |
