Chinese Celadon
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Jingdezhen – A city known China's Jiangxi porcelain (?) Province, China
Jingdezhen has been central to porcelain production in China since at least the early Han Dynasty (?) Dynasty (206 BC-220 AD).
During the long years of development of porcelain production. Jingdezhen has trained craftsmen and artists who have passed their skills from one generation to the next, and have worked hard to help develop the art of the porcelain. They have dominated the porcelain materials and technology and the very rich vocabulary of culture porcelain and art. What's more, they created art treasures rate representing the famous China and Eastern artistic style, and made great contributions to civilization of humanity and the development of world culture. Most national masterpieces and museum pieces have been created here is contained in National Museum and collectors around the world.
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History of Porcelain china
It is well known that China is the country that has the longest history of porcelain production.
China China originated in the Shang Dynasty (BC16 century – C BC1066) and became the Eastern Han matured (AD25 – AD220).
Chinese porcelain is characterized by high temperature glaze, especially the iron Celadon.
In the Tang Dynasty (AD618 – AD907), porcelain was highly developed. Both the rich and the poor were able to pay the porcelain. Porcelain were found everywhere, tea set, dinnerware, beverage consumption, stationery, toys, musical instruments, ornaments, etc. In addition, at that time, porcelain was made in more designs, blending traditional designs with the different cultures of other lands.
In the Song Dynasty (AD960 – AD1279), porcelains were more developed. Porcelain song is characterized by its simple and elegant color appearance. Artist seeks harmony the spirit, interest, rhyme, and taste.
In the Yuan Dynasty (AD1279 – AD1368), Jindezhen porcelains have developed enormously. Improvement quality of quality porcelain soft to a hard, artisans raises the temperature of the furnace and reduced distortion. So there were many large-scale works created in that time.
In the Ming and Qing dynasty, Chinese porcelain become more colors. They were always more elaborate and more and more popularized. During this period, development of porcelain could be considered a completion of the development of Chinese porcelain in the last 4000 years.
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