Located in the Taoyangli Historical and Cultural District, the Jingdezhen Imperial Kiln Museum draws its inspiration from Jingdezhen's traditional egg-shaped wood-fired kilns that once defined China's porcelain capital. Blending striking contemporary architecture with the remains of the historical imperial kiln site, the museum offers visitors with excavated artifacts and reconstructed porcelain pieces, allowing visitors to revisit the history of imperial porcelain production and Jingdezhen's centuries-old ceramic craftsmanship.
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