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| Cizhou -
Wares
produced in kilns located in the northern province of Hebei, known as
ceramics prefecture. Typical designs were in brown or black glaze
over white. Painted, carved (sgrafiatto technique), or impressed on
the surface. Cizhou wares appeared during the Northern Song Period,
Jin, through Yuan in the 13th Century.
Ganzhou - Located in the province of Jiangxi, South of Jizhou. Jingdezhen - Became the center of Chinese porcelain with the production of blue-white porcelain wares in the fourteenth century. Numerous kilns were in production from the twelfth century in the Song Dynasty. Jizhou wares - Mostly dark glazed ceramics produced at the Jizhou kiln in Jiangxi province, Southern China. Jizhou wares are well known for its beautiful and delicate papercut, tortoiseshell and imprints of leave designs. Xixia - Located in the
Ningxia province, bordering Inner Mongolia in the North, Gansu province
to the West and South, and partially bordering Shaanxi
province to the East. |