Ceramics expert Teresa Canepa explores the impactful history of Jingdezhen, celebrated as the Ceramic Capital of China. She reveals how this town’s exquisite craftsmanship connected the world and ignited a global fascination with Chinese porcelain dating back to the 16th century.
Canepa highlights the significance of Jingdezhen’s porcelain in bridging cultures through its unmatched artistry. The 16th-century craze for Chinese ceramics marked a pivotal era when Jingdezhen’s creations became highly sought after across the globe.
Through her study, Canepa shows how the town’s dedication to porcelain-making fostered connections between nations. Jingdezhen’s artisans crafted pieces that not only showcased aesthetic beauty but also embodied the rich cultural heritage of China.
Her insights shed light on the profound influence Jingdezhen had on the world, underscoring the town’s role in fostering international appreciation for Chinese ceramics.
By delving into this history, Canepa invites a renewed appreciation for Jingdezhen’s legacy and its enduring impact on global art and culture.
