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'''Jingdezhen porcelain''' (景德镇瓷) refers to the porcelain traditions developed in and around the city of Jingdezhen in Jiangxi Province, China. Known historically as the “Porcelain Capital” (瓷都), Jingdezhen has been a major center of Chinese ceramic production for over 1,700 years, and the primary source of imperial porcelain from the Song dynasty onward. The city became internationally influential through global export networks during the Ming and Qing periods, shaping ceramic aesthetics across East Asia, the Islamic world, and Europe. | '''Jingdezhen porcelain''' (景德镇瓷) refers to the porcelain traditions developed in and around the city of Jingdezhen in Jiangxi Province, China. Known historically as the “Porcelain Capital” (瓷都), Jingdezhen has been a major center of Chinese ceramic production for over 1,700 years, and the primary source of imperial porcelain from the Song dynasty onward. The city became internationally influential through global export networks during the Ming and Qing periods, shaping ceramic aesthetics across East Asia, the Islamic world, and Europe. | ||
[[File:Blue and white bowl Jingdezhen Ming Yongle 1403 1424.jpg|thumb|Blue and white bowl Jingdezhen Ming Yongle 1403 1424]] | |||
== Historical Background == | == Historical Background == | ||
