Varies brands of chinees tiles.

Chinese tiles were typically painted in a Qinghua blue-and-white style. These ceramic tiles, in ancient times, were hand crafted and fired and often used for burial sites. Glazed tiles are also quite popular for use on imperial rooftops. Rooftop tiles are tubular and overlapped one another to prevent leaking in case of a crack.

Fine sand-less clay is necessary to produce a uniform and structurally strong tile. The small particles that composed the finer quality clays made ceramic tiles resistant to cracking. Tile makers would either roll this clay into sheets for further shaping, pinch the clay into the desired form, or flatten out coiled clay for further decoration.