IPA: //ˈkeɪ.ə.lɪn//
KK: /kæoʊˈliːn/
A type of clay that is used in making porcelain and ceramics, known for its fine texture and white color.
The artist used kaoline to create delicate porcelain sculptures.
Kaoline originates from the French word 'kaolin', which itself comes from the Chinese 'Gaoling' (高岭), meaning 'high ridge'. The term refers to a type of clay used in ceramics and porcelain.
Think of the Chinese 'Gaoling', which means 'high ridge', to remember that kaoline is a type of clay often found in elevated areas.