Jingdezhen kilns were first fired in which dynasty to the Song Dynasty, when porcelain-making technology matured.

Tang Dynasty. Jingdezhen kilns were first fired in the Tang Dynasty, and by the Song Dynasty the technology of making porcelain had matured, and the scale and quality of the kilns had been greatly developed and improved. Jingdezhen kiln is one of the traditional kilns in China, actually consists of several kilns, since the Tang Dynasty, that is, the firing of celadon, to the Northern Song Dynasty to fire the main green and white porcelain. Due to the war in the northern part of the Song Dynasty, the ceramic industry was difficult to maintain, and the craftsmen went south with it, which strengthened the technical strength of the kilns in Jingdezhen, and made the porcelain industry in Jingdezhen develop greatly. Together with high-quality porcelain raw materials and porcelain burning horsetail pine firewood, as well as waterway transportation is convenient, Jingdezhen porcelain technology set of north and south kilns of the great success. Among them, blue and white porcelain with Jingdezhen unique regional characteristics, and the top blue and white porcelain has more "thin as paper, sound like a chime, green as the sky, bright as a mirror," the characteristics of the Northern Song Dynasty Jingdezhen porcelain representative varieties.