Description:
The Ding kiln, renowned for its exquisite craftsmanship and distinctive celadon glaze, was a prominent ceramic kiln during the Tang Dynasty in China. Originating in the mid-Tang period, Ding ware holds a significant historical position as one of the five famous kilns of ancient China. Its manufacturing process was intricate, with firing temperatures reaching over 1300°C, resulting in ceramics characterized by pure white bodies and translucent glazes. Ding ware was not only presented as tribute to the imperial court but also widely traded internationally, becoming a vital representative of ancient Chinese culture. Its unique artistic style and manufacturing techniques have endowed Ding ware with immense value for collectors and scholars alike, earning it the reputation as a treasure of Chinese ceramic art.
Origin: Hebei Province, China
Capacity: 100ml
