Old Jun porcelain must have its own characteristics.

Old Jun porcelain must have the following characteristics:

1, the essential feature of Jun kiln is that the glaze has "ants walk in the mud". Jun kiln in Northern Song Dynasty was controlled in kiln transformation, and one of its characteristics was that earthworms walked in the mud. Three-dimensional earthworms crawl by stringing bubbles, and the frog egg line and the fish egg line wrap the fish eggs that are about to hatch.

2. The firing temperature of Jun kiln reached 1.350℃- 1.380℃, which inherited the characteristics of traditional Jun kiln, such as delicate tire quality and dazzling glaze color, and combined with modern aesthetics, made the kiln full and exquisite.

3. Specially developed agate glaze water forms a more distinct layering after firing. More than ten kinds of glazes are colorful, and the whole body is covered with vivid and wonderful flowing patterns such as beads, rabbit silk patterns, roe patterns and earthworm mud patterns, which gives people unlimited imagination.

Brief introduction of Jun porcelain

Jun porcelain is a specialty of Yuzhou City, Henan Province, and a symbolic product of chinese national geography.

Jun porcelain, which began in the Tang Dynasty and flourished in the Song Dynasty, is one of the five famous ancient porcelain in China, and is famous for its unique glaze color and magical kiln change caused by firing methods. Jun porcelain, as an important symbol in the history of China ceramic art, occupies an important position in the history of world ceramic development. Since ancient times, there has been a saying that "gold is valuable, but Jun porcelain is priceless" and "a rich family is not as good as a Jun porcelain". Its unique kiln transformation art is widely loved by ceramic lovers because of its artistic characteristics of "one color in the kiln, one color in the kiln".