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Working as a porcelain stamper means being part of an ancient craft with a rich history. The profession involves carefully stamping porcelain to ensure that each product has the correct marking and quality. It requires precision, patience, and attention to detail.

Porcelain engravers belong to the exclusive group of musical instrument makers and other artisans. It is a profession that requires a combination of technical skill and artistic sensibility. A porcelain engraver works on shaping and forming porcelain items, which can range from household objects to works of art. The work involves using special tools to engrave, polish, and sometimes decorate the porcelain to its final form.

Working as a porcelain finisher involves a combination of artistic craftsmanship and precision. The profession, which falls under the category of musical instrument makers and other craftspeople, focuses on adding the final touches to porcelain products, requiring both patience and professional skill. The average monthly salary for a porcelain finisher is {{average_salary}} kronor. This represents an increase of 280 kronor from the previous measurement, indicating a stable salary trend in the field.

When one thinks of porcelain, elegant plates and beautiful vases often come to mind. But behind every intricate design is an artist - a Porcelain Painter. This profession falls under the category of "Musical Instrument Makers and Other Craft Artists," involving the decoration and painting of porcelain items by hand. Traditionally, this craft has existed for hundreds of years and requires both precision and creativity.