Fujian Jian Kiln Remains@Naping City, Fujian Province in China http://www.360doc.com/content/16/1105/15/178233_604136719.shtmlAt Fujian Jian Kiln Ruins in China, there are remains of several kilns that are among the eight famous kilns of China. A kiln was designed to fire a large number of ceramics, so it was a long, sloping kiln.
Jianzhan Cultural Tourism District@Naping City, Fujian Province in China https://www.mafengwo.cn/poi/88584696.htmlIn the China Jianzhan Cultural Tourism District, pottery made in many kilns around Nanping City is displayed and sold. In the past, pottery Tenmoku tea bowls made in Jian kilns were called “Jianzhan”, but nowadays, pottery made in this area is generally called “Jianzhan”. In particular, […]
Yixing Ceramics Museum@Yixing in China https://www.yxtcbwg.com/pc/#/ The China Yixing Ceramics Museum does not only exhibit Yixing’s famous purple clay pots, but also ancient celadon and modern pottery with colorful glazes. There are also numerous galleries nearby, known as the Ceram City of China Ceramics Art Exhibition Center, so be sure to stop by if you’re […]
Hangzhou Ceramics Market@China https://baijiahao.baidu.com/s?id=1795836224230050167&wfr=spider&for=pcHangzhou Ceramics Market has many shops selling tableware mainly used in hotels and restaurants. In the past, ceramics were fired in Hangzhou at a kiln called Guan Kiln, but now there are many shops selling celadon and other items from Longquan Kiln.
Ancient Kilns & Folk Customs Expo Area@Jingdezhen in China http://www.chinaguyao.com/Japan/Ancient Kiln and Folk Customs Expo Area is a national 5A-class tourist area with the theme of ceramic culture. The large museum area has many traditional porcelain exhibits, old kilns, and stylish cafes, making it a great tourist destination. You can also see up close how […]
Ceramic Art Avenue@Taoxichuan of Jingdezhen in China http://www.taoxichuan.com/ Taoxichuan Ceramic Art Avenue is a square where many museums and galleries gather. Also, at night, the stalls where young potters display their works and the illuminations on the building are spectacular.
China Ceramics Museum@Jingdezhen in China http://www.zgtcbwg.com/China Ceramic Museum is the oldest ceramics museum in China and a national first-class museum. Exhibiting ceramics from the Neolithic, Northern and Southern Dynasties, Tang, Song, Ming, Qing, and modern periods, you can see the history of Chinese ceramics all at once.