1. Introduction of celadon from Yueyao:

Yue Kiln is the most famous celadon kiln system in ancient China. During the Eastern Han Dynasty, the earliest porcelain in China was successfully fired in the Long Kiln of Yue Kiln, so the celadon of Yue Kiln was called "mother porcelain". Yue kiln was fired for 1000 years, and it stopped firing at the end of Northern Song Dynasty and the beginning of Southern Song Dynasty. It is the longest-lasting and most influential kiln system in China.

Yue kiln celadon has a long history and far-reaching influence, and is deeply appreciated and favored by people. It is one of the treasures of traditional porcelain making technology in China. Yue porcelain is characterized by thin fetal bone, uniform glaze color, green and shiny glaze color.

Yue porcelain is not only a tribute to the court, but also an important trade ceramic in the Tang Dynasty. At the same time, it complements the exquisite handicrafts of the Tang Dynasty and the art of Wen Yuan, creating a new world in the field of arts and crafts.

2. Development:

After the founding of New China, Yue porcelain became more brilliant. The vast number of ceramic artists make full use of the high-quality porcelain clay in the foothills of Huiji Mountain and the banks of Cao 'e River, and adopt advanced facilities to produce many exquisite products. Shaoxing Porcelain Factory also pioneered the unpredictable glazed porcelain and the new Jun kiln product with pure and natural color-copper red glaze.

Origin and modeling:

1, place of birth:

Shaoxing's ceramic industry has a long history, and "Yue Porcelain" is famous all over the world. Shaoxing and Shangyu are the birthplaces of China Yue porcelain. As early as more than two thousand years ago, there were hundreds of "Dragon Kilns" here. The products fired were glazed pottery and printed pottery, which was the predecessor of "Yue Porcelain". Yue porcelain began in Han Dynasty and flourished in Tang Dynasty. Especially in the middle and late Tang dynasty, the skill of burning porcelain has reached the level of perfection.

At that time, due to the creation of the operation method of separating the carcass from the fire in the sagger, the product has a correct shape, a thin carcass, a delicate carcass and a crystal clear glaze color. Among them, "secret kiln porcelain" (celadon) is the most famous. Lu Guimeng, a poet in the late Tang Dynasty, once wrote a poem praising: "The autumn wind reveals the kiln, which wins the dry peak and the green color", and praised Yue porcelain as "ice as jade".

2. Modeling:

The celadon shapes in Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties are rich and colorful. During the Eastern Jin Dynasty, celadon was economical and practical, but in the Southern Dynasties, it became tall, slender, slender and light. Many celadon wares of the Six Dynasties were mainly daily necessities. Pots, pots, bowls, pots, boxes, washing, water injection, bowls, inkstones, embalming, furnaces, statues, lamps, utensils, bottles and lamps were all common shapes.

There are also celadon vessels with animal images as part or whole, which are elegant and interesting, which greatly changed the monotonous situation that most ceramics in the Han Dynasty and before were simple pots, bowls and basins. At the same time, practical utensils, such as lying sheep, bear statues, bird pots, tiger-shaped and lion-shaped sockets, are carved into one.