Indian Ceramicist Finds Home in Jingdezhen’s Porcelain Heart
Indian ceramicist Priya Sundaravalli Sudharsan builds bridges in Jingdezhen, merging ancestral skills with vibrant culture to keep porcelain heritage alive.
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Millennial Kiln: Reviving Tang Ceramics with Li Yanxun
Li Yanxun’s two-decade quest in Jingdezhen marries Tang Sancai glazes and modern material science, reviving ancient ceramics through bold experimentation.
Famed Ceramic Masters Take Center Stage at Bird’s Nest Cultural Center
The Bird’s Nest Cultural Center is hosting a ceramics exhibition from July to December, showcasing works by Ren Xinghang, Hu Zhaoxiong, Lin Jiansheng and Yu Muhua.
Foshan’s 500-Year-Old Nanfeng Kiln: A Living Heritage
Explore Foshan’s 500-year-old Nanfeng Ancient Kiln: witness a timeless flame and interactive ceramic art blending tradition with modern creativity.
Look Up! Discover Foshan Temple’s Exquisite Ceramic Ridges
Explore Foshan Ancestral Temple’s rooftop ceramic ridges—a 900-year showcase of Lingnan craftsmanship and cultural heritage.
Rare Tangsancai Relics Reveal Secrets of Tang Court Life
Rare Tangsancai relics from the Tang Dynasty reveal the elegance of court life and artistic heritage at Xi’an’s famed museum.
Jingdezhen’s Porcelain: Crafting Global Connections Since the 16th Century
Explore how Jingdezhen, the Ceramic Capital of China, has connected the world through its exquisite porcelain craftsmanship since the 16th century.
UCCA Clay Showcases Yixing’s Zisha Ware Heritage on Global Stage
UCCA Clay celebrates Yixing’s rich zisha ware heritage by connecting traditional ceramics with global artistic trends, highlighting the enduring significance of this timeless craft.
Jingdezhen Shines Bright: Cultural and Tourism Boom Elevates China’s Porcelain Capital
Jingdezhen, China’s porcelain capital, experiences a cultural and tourism surge, attracting international designers and boosting the city’s global fame.
Jingdezhen: China’s Ancient Porcelain Hub Welcomes Global Artists
Discover Jingdezhen, China’s ancient porcelain capital, where over 2,000 years of ceramic heritage blend with modern international artistry, fostering cultural exchanges and innovation.
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