Much of the ceramic ware is from Metepec. A large bubble sometimes present as a fault in ceramic ware. Bronze ware appears imitating the ceramic ware. A number of ceramic ware was found in this site. In painted form on ceramic ware, it often shows boys chasing butterflies. Asbestos ware is usually classified under comb ceramic ware. The tea ceremony transformed the manner in which the Japanese viewed objects, including ceramic ware. Such sites facilitated commerce and crafts (such as ceramic ware). However, minor local variations in the ceramic ware can be observed. The Ming court presented Siam (Thailand) nineteen thousand items of ceramic ware. Popular surface treatment of ceramic ware began to permeate the technical process and design. In Europe the transfer printing technique for ceramic ware was developed in the 18th century. "Exotic" ceramic ware is common, especially in ceremonial contexts. Sothi ceramic ware may feature painted pipal leaves, or fish scale designs. Sangkhalok ceramic ware, in addition to body ornaments and stone tools.