Five Dynasties-Song Dynasty, what kilns are there for Sichuan porcelain?

From the Five Dynasties to the Song Dynasty, the most important kiln entrance in Sichuan was the Sichuan Qionglai (qiong, lai) kiln. The "Qiong Sancai" at this kiln entrance was very famous.

Qionglai Kiln, also known as Qionglai Kiln, is mainly distributed in Qionglai County, Sichuan Province today.

It was founded in the Southern Dynasties, flourished in the Sui and Tang Dynasties, continued in the Five Dynasties, and gradually declined after the Northern Song Dynasty. It is a relatively important celadon kiln in Sichuan.

The Tang Dynasty was its most prosperous period, with the Shifangtang kiln site being the largest and most typical.

The types of utensils are mainly daily utensils, including pots, cans, bowls, cups, plates, bowls, lids, lamps, etc. The display utensils include bottles, inkstones, brush washers and other stationery utensils, as well as

Small sculptures, fuel-saving lamps, etc. all have strong local characteristics.

During the Song Dynasty, there was also the Pengxian kiln, famous for its white printed porcelain.

Guangyuan kiln is famous for its black glaze and brown glaze porcelain.

Qingyang Palace Kiln is famous for its celadon.