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Longquan celadon ware is one of the earliest porcelain breed in Chinese history. It was originated in Sanguo dynasty, achieved a full bloom in Yuan dynasty, declined down from mid and late of Ming dynasty. They kept a 1600 years producing history. They are outstanding and attractive based on the hue.  The world-famous celadon Fenqing glaze and Plum green glaze get the tiptop position in the past. The splendid glaze tone can even rival with emerald.

Longquan (DragonSpring) celadon ware was looked as the representation in the celadon ware field. It was famous of the unique mixed glaze，the green plum color.  The Longquan celadon can be subdivided into Elder Brother Kiln and Younger Brother Kiln. Works of the former are good at purple mouth, iron color feet, and the glaze split. Works of the later are famous of the shiny and lenitive green glaze: white mold and thick glaze, gentle and soft. Like beautiful jade. On the ridged place, white trace is revealed, named as “Chujin”. The bottom or the feet if red, named as Vermilion Bottom. It got the prize of Celadon Flower.   

Nowadays, with the growing of people’s attention to the artistic quality of home decoration items, porcelain crafts become so popular based on their beautiful shape, elegant style and so on. We think much of the crafts appearance, meanwhile we pay more attention to their inherence quality.

Celadon takes a great advantage in this view. The material of the celadon is a special kind. Not lead and cadmium included. Even the painting doesn’t use the industrial chemicals. So they are really Green Products. 

Modern celadon artists merged the comprehension of taste and traditional technique, present us the fine celadon porcelain works with succinct shape and elegant appearance.

Celadon ware sells well both in native and foreign market. Simultaneously, collectors who are fond of this kind of crafts become flourished. People like its exquisite glaze, looks like jade and ice, as clean as a whistle. Since the green porcelain is completely handiwork, so some difference is exist between the photographs and the real objects. That can’t be avoided.