Tang dynasty ceramics

Tang dynasty ceramics, produced between 618 and 907 AD, are renowned for their artistic innovation and technical mastery. They include glazed pottery and porcelain, often featuring vivid colors, intricate designs, and figures of animals, people, and mythological themes. Notable types include sancai (three-colored) glazed ware, typically used for tombs to honor the deceased, and early porcelain that set standards for future Chinese ceramics. These works reflect the dynasty’s prosperity and openness to cultural influences, and they remain highly valued for their craftsmanship and historical significance.