Makers arrive in Jingdezhen from around the world, folding their aesthetics into the same kaolin. Every piece traces back to a specific pair of hands.
A Swedish ceramicist who relocated to Jingdezhen in 2015. Sofia bridges Nordic minimalism with Song-dynasty celadon traditions.
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Born in Jingdezhen, Li Wei spent a decade mastering wood-fired ash glaze. His vessels carry the unpredictable beauty of flame and ash — no two firings alike.
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Nigerian-British sculptor working in porcelain. Amara's figurative forms explore identity through fragile white clay.
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Japanese-American artist working in tenmoku and iron glazes. His tea bowls are quiet, deep and meditative.
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Third-generation porcelain painter specialising in underglaze blue. Chen Yu's daily wares bring imperial motifs into contemporary life.
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