Jingdezhen, China’s Porcelain Capital: Kilns, Museums and the Porcelain Palace
Go world travel | 05.11.2026 17:00
I’m standing in the open courtyard of a round building, gazing up at three stories of surfaces covered with mosaic—walls, pillars, doorways. In the center, young women in Ming Dynasty-influenced blue and white dresses and elaborate braided updos pose for photos beside a blue and white urn taller than they are.
