'made of ceramic' is correct and usable in written English.
For example, "This vase is made of ceramic and has a beautiful glaze."
The bezel is made of ceramic, a material increasingly used in the watch industry for its hardness and durability.
More robust vests, made of ceramic and fibre combinations that can withstand rifle fire, are used in bomb-disposal operations.
They are brick with pastel-colored plaster and stucco facades; roofs are made of ceramic red tiles shaped like fish fins.
New York Times building (New York, 2007) A 52-storey tower for post-9/11 Manhattan, with novel sunscreens made of ceramic tubes shading its facades.
Winter is the season of the fire pits, those vessels, often made of ceramic or iron and fueled by wood or gas, that lovers of the outdoors set up in chilly weather for heat and light and charm.
The objects that the Brooklyn Museum plans to let go are primarily made of ceramic and stone; they include bowls and other vessels, figurines, benches and ceremonialmetates, or grinding stones.
The design of components made of ceramic-matrix composites requires computations of both fatigue and creep responses.
Instead of mineral insulated cable (MIC), which was foreseen as the preferred winding, a winding made of ceramic-coated steel wire was recently proposed [G.
Hundreds of artificial hips are being recalled because the joint ball is made of a ceramic that may suddenly crack.
At the other end of the room glass vitrines are filled with scores of small objects made of silver, ceramic and other materials, including jewel-studded boxes, inkwells, paperweights, vases, breadbaskets, hand mirrors and grooming equipment.
The dial is set in a 44 mm case made of black ceramic.
