Porcelain with copper-red glaze (Jingdezhen ware). H ... Ceramics combined the large shape preferred by foreign markets with auspicious Chinese motifs, such as the mythical qilin (a unicorn-like ...

Most ceramics before the 6th century were celadon, which is known for its pale blue-green glaze, and according to Wang, the ...

The market for Chinese ceramics – always regarded as the most ... by kiln workers experimenting with different glazes and temperatures to create a blue/green/grey colour known as celadon.

This cup was produced at Jingdezhen, the acknowledged centre of the Chinese porcelain industry ... in the inside of the stem at the join. The glaze would most likely be applied to the unfired ...