Jingdezhen Ceramics Folk Museum Review

The ceramic folk museum is an important part of the Jingdezhen ancient kiln folklore exposition area of No. 1 Guyao Road, Jingdezhen, Jiangxi. It is a garden-style museum based on ancient buildings. The content is still rich.

The Ming Dynasty and Qingyuan in the ceramic folk museum have 12 ancient Ming and Qing buildings. There are 4 different types of Qing Dynasty buildings in Qingyuan. Yuhuatang is one representative Qing Dynasty temple. Its ground is blue stone. Anus is a rare exquisite building in the remains of Ming Dynasty buildings in China. Product.

Ceramic Folklore Museum, in Jingdezhen Ancient Kiln Folklore Expo Area. There are many sculptures and wax figures in the museum. They are all lifelike. The fried dough stick is the most similar. Everyone wants to bite when he is hungry. Next street is the Porcelain Exhibition and DIY District. For 10 yuan, you can ask the Master to help pinch a small pottery and leave a souvenir. Of course, it is also necessary to buy the finished porcelain in the Porcelain Street. I must bring some sets home when I come here. I bought a set of singing bowls to go home. It's amazing. Behind the scenic spot, there are also the Porcelain Stele Gallery and the Porcelain Performance. The Porcelain Stele Gallery is so long that it will take some effort to finish. The performance lasts only 20 minutes. It's wonderful. Don't miss it.

The ceramic folk museum has its own characteristics, feel the charm of ceramic art, good choice, strong fun, a good place for taking pictures, but also the choice of photography lovers, exquisite ceramics, beautiful.

Ceramic Folklore Museum is located in the ancient kiln folklore exhibition area. It is also an important part of the ancient kiln scenic area. It is close to the gate and the ancient kilns of Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties. This exhibition is mainly based on the local characteristic dwellings. It introduces the development of Jingdezhen ceramics and replicates the various shapes of porcelain unearthed that year. These porcelains have the characteristics of the times, especially the Celadon of the Song Dynasty, the blue and white porcelains of the Yuan Dynasty, the glazes of the Ming Dynasty, and the enamel colors of the Qing Dynasty. Many of them are royal tributes, which are eye-opening. The first one to enter is the big dragon vat, which is a blue and white porcelain heavy ware with beautiful shape and unique. It was finished in Chenghua years, because burning it also led to a sad story, creating a generation of wind and fire heavenly teacher Tongbin. There are also ceramics shops here. The price is not cheap.