Four famous types of porcelain have appeared throughout Chinese history: blue-and-white porcelain, blue-and-white openwork porcelain, famille rose porcelain, and monochrome-glazed porcelain.
Jingdezhen in Jiangxi, known as the Porcelain Capital, produced blue-and-white porcelain during the Yuan Dynasty, and it has since become the quintessential representative of Chinese porcelain.
The glaze on blue-and-white porcelain is clear as water, and its body is thin, light, and delicate. Blue designs adorn the pure white porcelain, giving it an elegant, fresh look full of vitality. From the moment it appeared, blue-and-white porcelain became an instant sensation, earning its place as the finest of Jingdezhen's traditional wares.
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