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Beijing Canal Porcelain Painting Art Museum

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The Beijing Canal Porcelain Painting Art Museum is located south of the west gate of the Grand Canal Forest Park in Tongzhou District, covering a total area of over 6,000 square meters. It is currently the largest porcelain painting exhibition venue in Beijing, housing four kilns in total. It serves as a comprehensive leisure and entertainment art activity space integrating exhibitions, painting creation, and souvenir commemoration. Ceramic painting and...

Beijing Canal Porcelain Painting Art Museum

The Beijing Canal Porcelain Painting Art Museum is located south of the west gate of the Grand Canal Forest Park in Tongzhou District, covering a total area of over 6,000 square meters. It is currently the largest porcelain painting exhibition venue in Beijing, housing four kilns in total. It serves as a comprehensive leisure and entertainment art activity space integrating exhibitions, painting creation, and souvenir commemoration. Ceramic painting and pottery creation family activities have now been added.

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The Beijing Canal Porcelain Painting Art Museum features an elegant environment with simple, exquisite, and cozy decor. It houses a porcelain painting art exhibition hall, a traditional calligraphy and painting exhibition hall, a porcelain painting studio, a porcelain production demonstration workshop, a firing workshop, four kilns, and a tourist rest area. Artists who are passionate about porcelain painting art and traditional Chinese painting and sculpture art are welcome to visit and create. The museum provides porcelain, porcelain panels, and creative tools, and has built four kilns for firing. Canal Porcelain Painting aims to build a platform where more art masters, art students, and art enthusiasts can communicate and learn from each other through Canal Porcelain Painting. Together, they contribute to the prosperity of Beijing-Tongzhou’s cultural industry.

Source: Beijing Municipal Commission of Tourism Development

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