The Super Cultural and Creative Market of Jingdezhen Sculpture Porcelain Factory

Living near Taoxichuan, I had a delicious beef bone noodle for breakfast on the first day, and the first stop was the Sculpture Porcelain Factory, which was not originally planned. I thought it was just a ceramic shopping market with outrageous prices. Unexpectedly, it turned out to be a super interesting one-stop cultural and creative park for eating, drinking, and having fun. I didn't expect that the three hours on the first day were still not enough, and I came back for a big shopping spree on the return day. . Jingdezhen Sculpture Porcelain Factory was established in 1956. The factory's products mainly include ceramic sculptures, supplemented by garden ceramics, decorative ceramics, etc. Sculpture art ceramics occupy an important position in Jingdezhen's ceramic production. It is one of Jingdezhen's traditional famous ceramics and a unique type in the world of sculpture art, known as the "Pearl of Oriental Art" and "Treasure of the World". Now, it is a must-visit check-in point in the internet-famous city of Jingdezhen. Don't miss this place that looks like just a 3A scenic spot. . 📝Note tips: There are many small shops at the North Gate where you can store your luggage. . ❗Must-visit itinerary ✔️Both the South Gate and North Gate of the Sculpture Porcelain Factory are accessible. The main road is only about 1 kilometer long, and there are many shops and alleys on both sides to explore. ✔️There are many shops of craft masters and creative works. The prices are indeed a bit high, but even if you don't buy anything, it's a super comfortable aesthetic experience to appreciate them. ✔️The Ming and Qing Garden near the South Gate is a quaint little garden, but the most interesting part is the ceramic boutique market inside, and the tea room with a strong Jingdezhen leisure vibe. ✔️The Lotte Tao Society Creative Market seems to be highly recommended, but we just missed it. The time is only from 9:00 to 12:00 on Saturday mornings. However, there are indeed many more stalls on weekends than on weekdays, densely packed at the South Gate entrance and on the main road. The lively and joyful atmosphere is also very worth exploring. ✔️If you just want something that looks good and don't care much about quality, the ceramic bracelets that cost 10 yuan for three strings are a must-see. ✔️For gifts and personal use, various tea sets and tea cups are highly recommended. Be sure to ask if they come in gift boxes. Personally, I think the most cost-effective purchase was from a small shop opposite Blue π Coffee. ✔️If you want a richer experience, you can book a ceramic or glass making course on the platform in advance, which is even more Jingdezhen. ✅Must-experience: Eating, drinking, and lying down experience recommendations. There are many cafes, tea drinks, and desserts in this park, with elegant environments and unique charms. 🔥Blue Wu Coffee Super internet-famous, located in an old reinforced concrete building, very photogenic. 🔥Zhen Zai Ye Located near the South Gate in the Ming and Qing Garden, it is a very interesting tea room with a wooden structure and few seats. 🔥IF FINDING Exhibition·Coffee and Desserts A dessert shop in a green environment, with occasional creative exhibitions on the second floor.