- Reef glaze is essentially a type of ceramic, however, the process of creating reef glaze is often quite elaborate and complicated. First, artisans must know how to combine the characteristics of ceramic bone, ceramic skin so that it is perfect. In particular, they use green clay, old sand and fake soil (when the residue filter glaze) to make ceramic bones. After this mixture, they mixed with each other in proportion: Green clay (10 parts), old sand (4 parts), fake soil (3 parts).
- The cracked enamel is made from rice husk ash, or cinnamon ash. Luong and clay also have the ratio of 10/12 (10 in, 12 soil) like the aforementioned enamel.

- After shaping and enameling, the item is baked in a furnace at 1,000 degrees Celsius. This high temperature helps the ceramic bone to be ripe enough, enough glaze to flow, but there are still gaps creating cracks. The reason is due to the difference between the composition of enamel and ceramic bone, so the freezing and adhesion of each substance are not the same. Thanks to that, the ceramic artisans took advantage of this feature to create unique cracked glaze ceramics. However, the manufacturing process is also very meticulous: When the item is worried and still warm, people rub a layer of ink, ceramic is now capable of absorbing ink easily crept through the cracks of glaze. into the bone. After this stage, the cracks will appear dim, when hidden behind the enamel, creating an irresistible beauty for the item.

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