The Porcelain Capital — 1,700 years of ceramic art, ancient kilns, and living craft traditions.
Jingdezhen has been China's porcelain capital for over 1,700 years. The city's imperial kilns produced the finest ceramics for Chinese emperors, and today the tradition continues with hundreds of workshops and studios creating exquisite pottery.
Northeastern Jiangxi, surrounded by hills rich in porcelain clay and kaolin.
The world's ceramic capital for 1,700 years — imperial kilns supplied the Chinese court.
Hundreds of workshops and studios — watch artisans create porcelain using ancient techniques.
A stunning modern museum designed by architect Zhu Pei — blends ancient and contemporary.
The imperial kiln ruins — where emperors' porcelain was made for 500+ years. Now a museum.
Visit a working porcelain workshop — watch the entire process from clay to finished piece.
Award-winning architecture housing priceless porcelain. A must-visit for art lovers.
The weekend pottery market — browse thousands of pieces from traditional to avant-garde.
Pleasant weather. Good for workshop visits and outdoor kiln sites.
Hot. Best for indoor museum and workshop visits. Pottery markets continue.
Best season. Comfortable temperatures. Ideal for exploring workshops and markets.
Cold (2-8°C). Quiet season for workshops — perfect for intimate studio visits.
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