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Sky Blue Secret Color
The secret color of “sky blue”, also known as “sky blue”, originated from the second emperor of the Later Zhou Dynasty, Emperor Shizong
Chai Rong. Emperor Shizong criticized the magistrate, saying, “After the rain, the sky is clear and the clouds are broken. This color makes a general
Come on. The “secret color” of “sky blue secret color” originates from secret color porcelain. The so-called secret color porcelain, also known as tribute porcelain, is a highly artistic variety in ancient Chinese ceramic culture. It is known as the masterpiece of Dai Feng in the development of Chinese celadon and is named after its secret production process. Tianqing Secret Color mainly interprets the aesthetics of the Song Dynasty through modern design language, inheriting and promoting high-end tea utensils such as Yaozhou Mi Celadon and Five Dynasties Chaimi Tianqing Glaze, as well as literary incense vessels and masterpieces collected by masters. There are not only North China red oil droplets and Peng Gu Ban sky and moon lanterns, but also crystal glaze works such as anti tortoiseshell glaze and tea powder glaze.

Blue Sky Secret Color – History of Yaozhou Kiln
Yaozhou Kiln is a historical official kiln in China, used as tribute porcelain by the imperial court, and bestowed with the title of kiln god by the Song Dynasty’s divine family. Located now
Huangbao Town in Tongchuan City, Shaanxi Province, originated in the Tang Dynasty and reached its peak in the late Tang and Song Dynasties, becoming one of the “Six Major Kiln Systems of the Song Dynasty” in China. It is a representative of northern celadon. The kiln was founded in the Tang Dynasty, developed in the Five Dynasties, and reached its peak in the Northern Song Dynasty, spanning the Jin, Yuan, Ming, Qing, and Republic of China periods. The furnace has a continuous history of firing ceramics for 1400 years, and the firing process is very exquisite, with carving as the representative and precise picking of flowers. Unique wet etching technique. The technology has been passed down to this day.

Craftsmanship and ingenuity are the scarce spirits of this era. Yaozhou porcelain is a type of porcelain that highly embodies the spirit of craftsmanship. Strike it with a clanging sound, and observe its color temperature. It’s for Yaozhou porcelain. A touch of sky blue from the Five Dynasties and a moon white from the Jin Dynasty are enough to make it irreplaceable.
The eight characters engraved on the “De Ying Hou Bei” of the Song Dynasty, “Clever as Fan Jin, exquisite as Zhuo Yu,” can more accurately express the rarity of Yaozhou porcelain. Yaozhou porcelain has survived for more than 1400 years. In the long river of history, it carries the reverence of Yaozhou people for nature, the protection and innovation of craftsmanship, and has risen and fallen, still retaining its own luster. It is alive, and the craftsmanship of the porcelain craftsmen continues to dance.

Tianyi Yaozhou Kiln Ancient Craftsmanship Chapter
Selected Tongchuan raw ore clay glaze
Same lineage and origin as the tribute porcelain used by the Northern Song Dynasty
No residual heavy metals or harmful substances
72 antique porcelain pieces imitating the Song Dynasty, 9 exquisite craftsmanship innovations
Four precision repair card second manual glazing at 1310 ℃ high temperature firing
A simple firing with three glaze firing is better than wood firing, although it is not wood firing
Ensure a total firing time of 40-60 hours or more, with a yield rate of less than 5%
Born into mud and living out jade bones, there is no better monument than the Song Dynasty’s “De Ying Hou Stele”
The carved ‘Clever as Fan Jin, Exquisite as Ball Jade’ better reflects the rarity of Yaozhou porcelain