Museum of Trade Ceramics

the building itself is very interesting and well preserved but the exhibit is not really very exciting

Speaking of ceramics, of course, China's oldest. The ceramic trade museum is in a small village, which is really ordinary after some of the world's famous mini ceramic artworks have some fun.

Vietnam is a country with more than 2,000 years of history, although there is no history of China, but the long history is unquestionable, Hoi An unearthed these pottery is the best proof, this museum should see!

It is composed of an old-fashioned farmhouse and ceramic workshop, with original ecological life scenes and plots. Although it is not an attraction, it is better than the attractions. In addition to the artistic temperament of Beijing 798, it has a local cultural heritage and a original ecological living environment.

The museum collection is very rich, ancient kilns have been everywhere, the long history of porcelain production leaves a lot of ancient kilns, ancient workshops, ancient porcelain production technology in ancient dynasties are good at, here you can see the whole process of ceramic production, let you have a real feeling.

In the past, Hoi An was a hub for the maritime Silk Road, and ceramics were an important item shipped from the East to the West. The museum displays many unearthed ceramics, unearthed between the 13th and 17th centuries, with detailed explanations. In addition, the museum is a beautiful old house, you can enjoy the finely carved windows, balcony railings and handrails in the house. From the 2nd floor, it is a good place to hunt for the camera. The scenery is very good, if you are not interested in history, it is also a good choice to come here to enjoy the scenery.

The ceramic trade museum is one of the several major museums in Hoi An, and it is also a small window to understand the history of Hoi An. The museum covers a small area and looks a bit shabby. There are also many ceramic products placed inside that are incomplete, and there are many imitations. But it can still be seen from Hoi An as a shadow of a trade port.