Famous porcelain in ancient China

1. Blue and white porcelain Blue and white porcelain is also called white ground blue and white porcelain, often referred to as blue and white. It is a treasure of Chinese ceramic firing technology.

It is one of the mainstream varieties of Chinese porcelain and is an underglaze colored porcelain.

Blue and white porcelain uses cobalt oxide-containing cobalt ore as raw material, depicts patterns on the ceramic body, then covers it with a layer of transparent glaze, and fires it once with a high-temperature reduction flame.

2. Thin-body porcelain Thin-body porcelain is also called "bodiless porcelain" and "eggshell porcelain".

It is one of the most famous special craft products among the traditional porcelain varieties in Jingdezhen, Jiangxi.

The characteristic is that the porcelain body is as thin as an eggshell, transparent, and the body is made of pure glaze.

It is one of the famous traditional art porcelains in Jingdezhen, China.

3. Sculpture porcelain Sculpture porcelain, as the name suggests, is a work of art that is fired into three-dimensional ceramics through sculpture. Its production requires multiple manual processes such as molding, inlaying, engraving, stacking, molding, and carving. It can then be smelted at high temperatures.

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4. Color glazed porcelain Color glazed porcelain is a treasure of traditional ceramics fired in Jingdezhen, Jiangxi Province. Its glaze color can be described as colorful and dazzling. It is known as an artificial gem and is one of the four traditional famous porcelains in the porcelain capital.

5. Pastel porcelain Pastel porcelain is another colored porcelain created and fired by the Qing court besides enamel.

Apply arsenic-containing foundation on the fired glaze, apply the pigment and wash it off with a pen. Due to the emulsification effect of arsenic, the color will produce a powdery effect.