The National Museum of China has unveiled its latest exhibition, \"China Jian Kiln and Jian Ware Culture Exhibition,\" offering visitors a captivating glimpse into the rich heritage of Jian Ware porcelain.
Jian Ware, renowned for its natural flowing glaze patterns, flourished during the Song Dynasty (960 – 1279). The distinctive black glaze variety was especially prized for serving tea, embodying both aesthetic beauty and functional elegance.
Through this exhibition, the museum showcases masterpieces that highlight the intricate artistry and technological advancements of the time. Visitors can explore how the union of earth and fire in the kiln process created porcelain pieces that have stood the test of time.
Beyond its historical significance, the exhibition serves as a bridge connecting past and present, inspiring modern artisans and enthusiasts alike. By preserving and presenting Jian Ware, the National Museum of China reinforces its commitment to celebrating and sustaining China’s cultural legacy.
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Porcelain shines in China Jian Kiln and Jian Ware culture exhibition
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