Hutian Tao Sawai Ruins

The ancient kiln site of Hutian ended the porcelain making process of ancient Jingdezhen in great detail. In fact, this site is the third exhibition hall of Jingdemin Kiln Museum. After visiting the museum, go directly to the opposite side.

Located in Hutian Village, the suburbs of the city, it was once the most expensive porcelain variety in China's early production, and there are also ancient porcelain kilns such as Nanshi Street and Baihuwan. The ancient kiln site of Hutian is the only ancient porcelain kiln site listed as the key protection of the state level, and it is also one of the important and special symbols of Jingdezhen listed as a famous historical and cultural city. The ancient kiln site of Hutian is the largest and longest-lasting ancient porcelain kiln site in China. Hutian kiln was burned in the fifth generation, flourished in the Song Dynasty and Yuan Dynasty, and declined in the middle of the Ming Dynasty, lasting 700 years, leaving a large number of precious historical relics and monuments, recording the development history of Jingdezhen porcelain industry from the fifth generation to the middle of the Ming Dynasty from the primary to the advanced.

This ancient kiln in Hutian seems to be more out of business value. There are not many tourists, but it is the off-season when I go. I don't know what the result will be in the peak season. I have a systematic understanding of the process of making porcelain, and I feel that I really need to buy a book to study.

Floating beam and Jingdezhen are inseparable, to Jingdezhen to eat small mandarin fish, and small mandarin fish in floating beam. In the floating beam you can see Jingdezhen porcelain, because many ancient porcelain are in the floating beam. Floating beam and Jingdezhen things you have me, I have your relationship.

The site of Hutian Ancient Kiln, which has an underground area of about 400,000 square meters, accumulated a rich legacy of porcelain production from the five generations to the Ming Dynasty (907 to 1644 AD), which clearly reflects the major changes in the history of ceramic technology over 700 years and the whole process of integrating the history of China's porcelain production. It is a pilgrimage place for researchers in the history of ceramics, collectors of ceramic art and tourists from China and abroad. It is divided into museums and sites, all free.

The porcelain kiln site is the most famous in Jingdezhen, because this is the origin of ancient porcelain, so about tourists are coming here, must be the most want to see the production of porcelain, understand the process of making porcelain, only to know why so precious.