History of Enemal and What is Enemal
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Enamel is a glass-like coating made by melting various substances and applying it to metal surfaces to protect and add shine. Historically, enamel was first used in ancient Greece in the 5th century BC to decorate gold ornaments. It became more widespread after the industrial revolution made enamel production easier. Enamel products can last for years if properly cared for, as enamel is resistant to temperatures up to 220-250 degrees and durable enough to withstand washing and normal use without breaking if not subjected to force. The document provides examples of enamel products for sale including colanders, mugs, and teapots.
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A luxe towel for bath and beach usage. This pestemal Turkish towel is made from absorbent Turkish cotton in abstract design. Available in variety of colors. Turkish pestemal is crafted from soft, thin cotton and as a result it is, thin, lightweigt, very abrorbent, fast drying, space saving, easy to carry, multi purpose towel. Cotton Turkish towel accented with abstract pattern is a original textile can be used as a towel, shawl or decorative purposes.
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History of Enemal and What is Enemal
- 2. What is enemal ? • Enamel means the one covered with enamel. Enamel, on the other hand, is a transparent or dull glass-like polish created by melting silicon, soda, borax, lead oxide, potassium hydroxide and coloring metal oxides, used to protect some substances or to add shine. All these substances are mixed and melted and the metal to be coated is dipped in the enamel bath and removed. It is then baked in approximately 900 degree ovens.
- 3. Historical • The first findings of enamel in history BC. It dates back to the 5th century, the goldsmiths in Ancient Greece. It is assumed that enamel was used to lighten the color of ornaments and jewelery at that time. The first example of this is that the statue of Zeus in Olympos was decorated with enamel flowers by Phisias. Approximately 700 years later, metal surface pitting / raised technique is encountered in England. This practice, which could be done with personal efforts until the Industrial Revolution, became more widespread with industrialization. Its arrival to Turkey but a century ago.
- 4. • If you take good care of it, you can be together for years. It is also worth noting that enamelled products (especially for bakery dishes) are resistant to 220-250 degrees. They will not break or bend if you do not drop them or apply great force, they can be washed in the dishwasher (unless otherwise specified by the manufacturer). If you take good care of your enamels, you can leave it to your grandchildren, even if your grandmother has no more.
- 5. Houserely’s Enemal Products: • Enemal Navy Blue Colander
- 6. • Mini enemal colander
- 7. • Enemal Camping Mugs