Longquan kiln

Longquan kiln was a famous Chinese ceramic workshop located in Zhejiang Province, renowned from the 10th to the 14th centuries. It specialized in producing high-quality celadon pottery characterized by its smooth, jade-like glaze and elegant shapes. These ceramics were highly valued domestically and internationally for their craftsmanship, artistry, and distinctive greenish-blue color. The kiln's innovations influenced ceramic techniques and aesthetics, making Longquan celadon a symbol of Chinese cultural heritage. Today, archaeologists and collectors appreciate Longquan ware for its historical significance and exceptional artistry.