Yuezhou Porcelain

Yuezhou Porcelain

　　Yuezhou celadon has long enjoyed a great reputation and boasts a long history. Historical records and unearthed artifacts confirm that Yueyang celadon originated in the Shang and Zhou dynasties, flourished during the Tang Dynasty, and is characterized by its simple and generous shapes, crystal-clear luster, and elegant, understated style. The site of the ancient Yuezhou Kiln is located at Yaotou Mountain, Tiejiaozui, Xiangyin County — one of the six famous celadon kilns of the Tang Dynasty. After repeated experimentation, the Yueyang Porcelain Factory developed a new type of Yuezhou celadon using high-quality kaolin clay, produced with modern machinery, and fired at 1,360 degrees Celsius. It inherits the strengths of ancient celadon while developing a distinctive bean-green glaze. The product features lush green glazing with a soft sheen, adorned with relief patterns that enhance its clear gradation and layered texture, giving it an elegant, classic aesthetic with a uniquely national charm. Yuezhou celadon sells well across China, with some products exported to more than ten countries and regions in Asia, Europe, and the Americas.