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The Dance of Fingers, the Legend of Clay and Fire: A Millennium of Pottery Throwing in Jingdezhen

In Jingdezhen, the Porcelain Capital, pottery throwing is a dialogue between clay and craftsmanship. As the wheel spins, kaolin clay transforms under the artisans' "steadiness, precision, lightness, speed" mantra, taking shape as round bowls and graceful vases.This thousand-year-old craft endures. Master potters still rely on "two hands and one wheel," imbuing porcelain with soul through the warmth of their touch—a timeless tribute to Eastern aesthetics.

When the brush touches the porcelain, flowers bloom


In Jingdezhen, porcelain painting is an art form where ink wash and porcelain bodies intertwine. Craftsmen wield their brushes on plain porcelain blanks, sketching flowers, birds, and landscapes. Every stroke is laden with the thousand-year heritage of the porcelain capital.

Peonies painted by craftsmen each possess a unique charm, while their freehand ink - wash landscapes fully demonstrate their profound skills. Every piece of Jingdezhen porcelain painting is a one - of - a - kind treasure, embodying the perseverance of the craftsmen and recounting the thousand - year - old legend of the porcelain capital.


The Furnace Fire Tempering Jade, A Thousand Years of Porcelain Charm: The Nirvana Legend of Porcelain Firing in Jingdezhen

Jingdezhen boasts a plethora of porcelain - painting techniques. For blue - and - white porcelain, cobalt pigments are used to create an enchanting, deep blue hue through a delicate dyeing process. In famille rose porcelain, layers of colored glazes are carefully applied to bring flowers to life with vivid charm. The craftsmen here have a profound mastery of glazes and firing temperatures. After being fired at 1300℃, the patterns seamlessly integrate with the porcelain body, perfectly embodying the beauty described by the phrase "Blue - and - white porcelain is fired in one go, with the patterns emerging clearly from within the glaze".