What is it that makes Chinese porcelain so special? Wu: It is quite remarkable that ceramic art in China is the longest, continuously evolving art form, which dates all the way back to 7,000 B.C ...

While dragon iconography is far from unique in Chinese architecture and art, a ceramic dragon head from this era is incredibly rare, according to the release. The dragon head was taken to a laboratory ...

The head of a uniquely shaped Han Dynasty pottery figurine, dating back 2,000 years, in southwest China, bears an uncanny ...

It’s located in Yixing, East China, and it dates back to the Ming dynasty. The kiln is made from soil and ceramic bricks. It’s used to make urns, pots, basins, and glazed vessels. It's powered ...

The first examines the ancient Chinese belief in nourishing the afterlife ... from the Western Zhou dynasty (1046-771BC), alongside earthenware burial objects that reflect the daily life and ...

At an ancient Tang Dynasty site in Hebei Province, south of Beijing, archaeologists discovered a rare ceramic sculpture. Siyi via Unsplash Seven years into excavations at a Tang Dynasty site in ...