Ceramics

Here are some basic differences between Ceramic & Glass Design:

• Structure: Glasses are amorphous, whereas ceramics are crystalline. This indicates that whereas glasses lack a regular atomic structure, ceramics do.
• Chemical Resistance: Glass is prized for its resistance to corrosive environments and chemical inertness.
• Application: Because ceramics are hygienic, waterproof, and stain-resistant, they are frequently used for sanitaryware such as sinks, toilets, bathtubs, and tiles. Because of its transparency and light-transmission capabilities, glass is frequently used in interior design.

Ceramics and Glass Design graduates can work in a wide range of fields. They have ample scope and job opportunities in several fields, which are as follows:

• Industrial Manufacturing
• Medical Fields
• Engineering
• Real Estate
• Housing and Construction

The Ceramics and Glass Designer works at manufacturing units and is responsible for designing ceramic sculpture, Jewellery, mirrors, glass art, wall and floor tiles etc.

The role of a Ceramics Engineer is to work on technology related to manufacturing non-metallic and inorganic materials used for Mining, Aerospace, Ceramic ware industry etc.