Yingxian Ceramics

Yingxian Ceramics

Yingxian Ceramics is a geographical indication certification trademark.

　　Yingxian is located in the northern part of Shanxi Province, boasting picturesque landscapes, a long history, rich culture, and a gathering of talented individuals. Known as the "Hometown of Dragons and Phoenixes and the Birthplace of Prime Ministers," it is recognized as a major cultural tourism county in Shanxi. In the past, when Yingxian was mentioned, the first thing that came to mind was the Yingxian Wooden Pagoda, which is ranked alongside France’s Eiffel Tower and Italy’s Leaning Tower of Pisa as one of the “Three Great Towers of the World.” Today, ceramics—this splendid flower in the garden of Chinese national art—will become Yingxian’s new calling card.

　　In recent years, Yingxian has aimed to build a top-tier national production base for daily-use ceramics. It has continuously promoted the upgrade and transformation of traditional ceramic enterprises, increased efforts in new product R&D, brand creation, and talent cultivation, accelerating the overall transformation of the ceramic industry. Currently, the county is home to 17 ceramic enterprises, with 21 production lines. Its main products fall into three categories—daily-use ceramics, gift ceramics, and arts and crafts ceramics—comprising 50 series and thousands of varieties. The annual production capacity reaches 460 million pieces, with an annual output value of 510 million yuan. Products are sold to major cities across the country and exported to Eurasian countries such as Russia, Japan, and South Korea.

　　Yingxian will make every effort to build a Ceramic Exhibition and Convention Center. The project is located south of the South Fourth Ring Road in Yingxian, covering an area of 50 acres. It integrates multifunctional product exhibition halls, business negotiation and office spaces, conference facilities, dining, and leisure and entertainment. The construction of this project will greatly promote the development of the local and surrounding ceramic industries, enhance the visibility and influence of regional ceramic brands, and establish the image of a “Porcelain Capital of the North.”