元代 Yuan Porcelain
960–1279 AD
A defining chapter in Chinese ceramic history, the Yuan Dynasty witnessed the emergence of mature blue-and-white porcelain, bold artistic expression, and the ascent of Jingdezhen as the world's leading porcelain Centre. These innovations laid the foundation for the imperial masterpieces of the Ming and Qing dynasties.
元青花 Yuan blue and white
Yuan blue-and-white porcelain introduced the mature use of imported Persian cobalt, bold decorative artistry, and monumental forms. Revered for its rarity and profound influence, it established the artistic foundation for the imperial blue-and-white masterpieces of the Ming and Qing dynasties.
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釉里红 Underglaze Red
Yuan underglaze-red porcelain introduced the successful use of copper-red decoration beneath the glaze. Renowned for its technical complexity, exceptional rarity, and bold artistic character, it established the foundation for the magnificent underglaze-red wares of the Ming imperial kilns.
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霁蓝釉瓷 Sacrificial Blue Glaze
Renowned for its rich cobalt-blue glaze, exceptional firing technique, remarkable rarity, and enduring appeal among collectors.
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影青瓷 Yingqing Ware
Yuan Yingqing porcelain is distinguished by its luminous blue-white glaze, pure porcelain body, and elegant simplicity. Rooted in the legacy of the Song dynasty, it reflects the technical excellence of Jingdezhen and the timeless beauty of monochrome porcelain.
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龙泉窑青瓷 Longquan Celadon
Yuan Dynasty Longquan Celadon is celebrated for its jade-like glaze, bold and elegant forms, exceptional craftsmanship, and its significant role in the Maritime Silk Road trade, making it one of the most sought-after Chinese ceramics among collectors worldwide.
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