The picturesque eastern city home to China’s best-known porcelain has seen an influx of young professionals seeking to learn an ancient art taught there for more than a thousand years.

Ceramic tiles are a decorative form almost as old as time—originating in ancient Mesopotamia ... in the historic city of Xi’an in Shaanxi, China. The proposal aims to highlight the city ...

One of which was Leila Khamoushi, an expert on Islamic period artifacts at the National Museum of Iran, who presented a compelling narrative about the collection of Chinese artifacts ... invaluable ...

The late sixth century AD was the period when white porcelain was produced and fired in northern China, where the Xing ... technological advances made by ancient potters to reduce glaze ...

The tomb has yielded over 350 artifacts, including hundreds of jade and pottery ... trace in ancient kingdoms across various regions during the formation period of Chinese civilization around ...

"In Chinese archaeology ... over 100 pieces of pottery, nearly 200 small jade ornaments, bone tools and animal remains such ...

Chinese ceramics shipping to the Philippines greatly changed the habits of native Filipinos life, cultural exchange and collision. Nowadays, there are many ancient ceramics of Fuzhou Kiln in the ...

Qing Dynasty (1644-1912 CE) porcelain used by the common people of the time, which are mainly provincial blue and white Chinese dishes and bowls with simplified decoration, were the most recovered ...