Artworks Care
Porcelain Wall Art
Handling
One of the most common causes of damage to porcelain is rough or careless handling. Handle pieces as little as possible, thinking ahead and using common sense.
Support the object evenly using both hands - you may need to think about its weight and size. Avoid lifting an object by any parts that stick out.
Cleaning
Before you start any cleaning examine porcelain piece in good light to establish if there are any potential
problems.
Avoid using household bleaches or proprietary cleaning products because they can cause irreversible damage. Clean the porcelain with warm water and soap. Don’t use anything other than a wash cloth, as other materials such as a scotch-brite or scrub brush could scratch the finish and discolour porcelain.
Handling
One of the most common causes of damage to porcelain is rough or careless handling. Handle pieces as little as possible, thinking ahead and using common sense.
Support the object evenly using both hands - you may need to think about its weight and size. Avoid lifting an object by any parts that stick out.
Cleaning
Before you start any cleaning examine porcelain piece in good light to establish if there are any potential
problems.
Avoid using household bleaches or proprietary cleaning products because they can cause irreversible damage. Clean the porcelain with warm water and soap. Don’t use anything other than a wash cloth, as other materials such as a scotch-brite or scrub brush could scratch the finish and discolour porcelain.