Husi kiln

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The Husi kiln ( Chinese  湖泗窑 , Pinyin Husí Yao , English Husi kiln ) or Husi Porcelain Kiln Sites ( 湖泗瓷窑址群 , Husi cíyáo zhǐqún , English Husi porcelain kiln sites ) are kiln sites from the period of Five Dynasties to Ming Dynasty , which specialized in the production of blue and white porcelain and celadon . The sites were located in the area of administrative Jiangxia and Wuchang in Wuhan in the Chinese province of Hubei . They are named after the Husi Township of Jiangxia.

The find provided evidence of the existence of a porcelain industry for Hubei during the Song Dynasty .

The Husi porcelain kiln sites have been on the list of monuments of the People's Republic of China (5-89) since 2001 .

literature

  • Qi Jingang: “Jiangxia Husi gudai ciyao zongshu” (Summary of the ancient porcelain kiln of Husi in Jiangxia), Jianghan kaogu 2007.2
  • Xiong Yuequan & He Shiwei: “Husi yao chutan”, Zhongguo gu taociyanjiu 1997.4, pp. 219-225

See also

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Hubei relics on display ( Memento from June 27, 2015 in the Internet Archive )

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