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I still prefer Chinese porcelain—it carries deeper cultural heritage

Porcelain is a crucial part of Chinese culture with a long history and profound cultural connotations.

For example, the tea ceremony utensils play an important role in Japanese cultural traditions.

The simplicity and purity of Japanese porcelain design are in line with the spiritual connotations of Zen Buddhism and the values of the tea ceremony, emphasizing the importance of inner peace and the appreciation of the present moment.

Japanese porcelain is closely related to Japanese tea culture and religious beliefs.

Imari is a style of porcelain named after the Japanese port from which it was shipped to the West. At around the same period, the Chinese porcelain industry suddenly reached its peak and lost its glamorous appeal in the world market, replaced by this new Japanese porcelain.

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Porcelain, also called Chinese ceramics, is one of humanity's most ancient inventions. The stories behind this unique and exquisite material are fascinating, detailing how it made its way across the globe and gave the modern world the word "china". Follow the stories told by a well-known Chinese porcelain expert to learn more about these timeless masterpieces borne from the creativity of ancient China.

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My Stories of Chinese Porcelain

Episode 5: Imari ware and a story lost in the mists of time

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