Hongjiang Porcelain [Hunan Hongjiang Specialty]

What is Hongjiang porcelain? Authentic Hunan Hongjiang specialty: Hongjiang porcelain

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Basic Introduction to Hongjiang Porcelain

Hongjiang is the hometown of Chinese porcelain.

There is a wide variety of porcelain here, including tableware, tea sets, artistic porcelain, etc. As far as tableware and tea sets are concerned, there are over forty varieties of colors and styles, which are very exquisite. Like a threaded cup, the cup surface is embedded with a layer of colorful patterns, like waves stacked on the sea, which is highly praised by foreign friends

And artistic porcelain is more beloved than tableware and tea sets. The smallest one is about the size of a little finger, and the largest one is 1.7 meters high, with vivid and lifelike images. The 'girl' was wearing a gorgeous long dress, holding the hem of her skirt in her left hand and a bouquet of flowers in her right hand, standing tall and ready to attend the prince's party; That 'swan' has pure white feathers all over its body, like a thin layer of snow covering it, and its eyes are pitch black. Various "swans" have different postures, some spread their wings and fly high, while others bend their necks backwards; That 'Donald Duck', with its big yellow mouth open and fluffy buttocks tilted back, its left hand inserted into its waist and its right hand extended its thumb, is sure to make you laugh out loud; There is also the 'Jiulong Cup', which is carved with nine dragons of different postures and shapes on its surface. Some have teeth and claws, while others soar through the clouds and mist... It is truly vivid and exquisite. Nowadays, Hongjiang porcelain has not only become a valuable gift for family and friends in China, but also exported to more than 30 countries and regions such as the United States, Canada, South America, and Western Europe