Jingdezhen Guan kiln Museum

Jingdezhen official kiln museum is located on the former site of Zhushan in Jingdezhen. It belongs to the same scenic area as the Royal kiln. You need to buy a ticket at the entrance of the Royal kiln to visit.

It was called Juzhu Pavilion in Tang Dynasty, Zhongli Pavilion in Song Dynasty, Chaotian Pavilion and Huancui Pavilion in Ming Dynasty, Wenchang Pavilion in Qing Dynasty, and Longzhu pavilion after reconstruction in early 20th century. After the reconstruction of Longzhu Pavilion in 1987, it is a six story palace building with double eaves of Ming Dynasty. It is 34.5 meters high and covers an area of 1650 square meters. There are countless precious cultural relics buried around it. Since the Ming Dynasty, Longzhu pavilion has been the representative building of imperial ware factory and imperial kiln factory. It is the official kiln site of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and has become the city emblem of Jingdezhen.

In addition, there are a large number of official porcelain treasures and official kiln historical materials in the pavilion. Now, there are 10000 blue and white underglaze red vases, Ming Dynasty official kiln giant dragon VAT and Ming Dynasty official kiln porcelain treasures unearthed in Zhushan.

Jingdezhen imperial kiln Museum

synonym

Jingdezhen official kiln Museum generally refers to Jingdezhen imperial kiln Museum

Jingdezhen Royal Kiln Museum was established on November 18, 1998, and works with Jingdezhen Institute of ceramic archaeology. Most of the collections of the museum are rare at home and abroad. Among them, the blue and white five claw dragon go pot of Yuan Dynasty, the red ground white lotus bowl of Hongwu of Ming Dynasty, the three pot connector of Yongle of Ming Dynasty, the blue and white dragon cricket pot of Xuande of Ming Dynasty, the colorful mandarin duck lotus pool plate of Xuande of Ming Dynasty, and the three color duck fragrance of Chenghua of Ming Dynasty are all "treasures of Zhenguan", which are admired by the world. The museum's "official kiln exhibition in the heyday of the Ming Dynasty" was awarded the National Museum fine exhibition nomination award in 2001. The museum is an excellent place for ancient ceramic researchers, collectors and audiences to learn about the development history and artistic achievements of Jingdezhen imperial kilns and appreciate the unique style and color of Jingdezhen imperial kilns. It is praised by experts as "the first museum in the world" for studying and appreciating Jingdezhen imperial kilns

Evolution of construction

Jingdezhen Royal Kiln Museum was established on November 18, 1998, formerly known as "Jingdezhen official kiln Museum". On January 17, 2013, it was officially renamed as "Jingdezhen Royal Kiln Museum" with the approval of the Provincial Department of culture, and worked with Jingdezhen Institute of ceramic archaeology. Since 1982, archaeologists have been rescuing and excavating extremely rich relics at the infrastructure sites around Zhushan. After more than ten years of hard sorting, and adopting the method of "multi-level classification, series restoration", more than 1000 pieces of high-quality official kilns have been restored. Now they are all collected in Jingdezhen Royal Kiln Museum.

Collection

Most of the collections of the museum are rare at home and abroad. Among them, the blue and white five claw dragon go pot of Yuan Dynasty, the red ground white lotus bowl of Hongwu of Ming Dynasty, the three pot connector of Yongle of Ming Dynasty, the blue and white dragon cricket pot of Xuande of Ming Dynasty, the colorful mandarin duck lotus pool plate of Xuande of Ming Dynasty, and the three color duck fragrance of Chenghua of Ming Dynasty are all "treasures of Zhenguan", which are admired by the world.

The museum's "official kiln exhibition in the heyday of the Ming Dynasty" was awarded the National Museum fine exhibition nomination award in 2001. The museum is an excellent place for ancient ceramic researchers, collectors and audiences to learn about the development history and artistic achievements of Jingdezhen imperial kilns and appreciate the unique style and color of Jingdezhen imperial kilns. It is praised by experts as "the first museum in the world" for studying and appreciating Jingdezhen imperial kilns in the world. The Yuyao site protection house (north foot of Zhushan mountain) adjacent to the museum was completed and developed in October 2007. The site covers an area of 1100 square meters. Archaeological excavation revealed many important sites and unearthed a large number of relics, and achieved great results. He was awarded the second prize of 2003-2004 field archaeology. The relics on display are: walls, kilns, and pits for buried imperial porcelain. It is of great significance to study the Ming Dynasty official kilns, especially the Ming Dynasty official kiln porcelain.

Address: No.2 Zhongshan North Road, Zhushan District, Jingdezhen, Jiangxi Province

Longitude: 117.20613919199

Latitude: 29.295355086743

Tel: 0798-8221390

Tour time: 2 hours

Traffic information: take k26 bus and get off at Jingjing Road station

Ticket information: included in the Royal kiln scenic spot ticket, 60 yuan / person

Opening hours: 8:30-17:30

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