Once the liquid dries it is removed from the mould leaving us with the “green body”. Even though this body is extremely fragile, it holds its shape until it is finished and moved to a furnace – with temperatures higher than 1000ºC – for the first drying process. Due to the exposure to these high temperatures, the fragile body is transformed into a strong shape with high mechanical resistance, keeping, nevertheless, some of its porosity so that it can be later painted/ glazed. After being glazed, it is taken to its final drying which will provide him with a waterproof feature.