The meaning of blue and white porcelain (the meaning of blue and white porcelain is 50 words)

Blue-and-white porcelain has the meaning of solemnity, jubilation, auspiciousness and enterprising, which is the natural embodiment of Confucian culture's active entry into WTO.

Blue-and-white porcelain, also known as blue-and-white porcelain, is often called blue-and-white, which is one of the mainstream varieties of China porcelain and belongs to underglaze porcelain. Blue-and-white porcelain is made of cobalt ore containing cobalt oxide as raw material, with decorative patterns painted on the ceramic blank and covered with a layer of transparent glaze, which is fired at one time by high temperature reducing flame. Cobalt is blue after firing, which has the characteristics of strong coloring, bright hair color, high firing rate and stable color.

Blue-and-white porcelain originated in the Tang Dynasty, and red-and-white porcelain in the glaze originated in the Yuan Dynasty. The combination of the two is the blue-and-white red-and-white porcelain in the glaze of the Yuan Dynasty. Judging from the discovered cultural relics, the blue-and-white glazed ware of Zhiyuan Wuyin (A.D. 1338) in Jiangxi Province is not only a porcelain with a definite date, but also the physical evidence of the origin of the blue-and-white glazed ware.