The fame of Chinese red porcelain is related to the breakthrough of its firing technology. In the late Tang Dynasty, the copper red glazed pot fired by the Changsha copper kiln broke the single tone of blue and white porcelain, and in 1997, Yin Yanzheng took the lead in developing the big red ceramics fired at a high temperature of 1200 degrees Celsius, and the porcelain color is bright and beautiful, which is pleasing to the eye. At present, Changsha is the main production area of this Chinese red porcelain.

The firing of red porcelain is very difficult, and it generally needs to be entered into the furnace four times, and it can be formed only after plain firing, glaze firing, red firing, and gold firing. The red glaze of the big red porcelain is fired from the rare metal tantalum, which is stable and can be preserved well at high temperatures. The quality of Chinese red porcelain can be judged by the sound, color, light transmittance and weight, and the porcelain with crisp sound, color and luster such as jade, strong light transmittance and light texture is the top grade.

Nowadays, Chinese red porcelain is often given to foreign friends as diplomatic gifts, and some consulates and state guesthouses have placed them. At the same time, because its bright red color scheme is very festive, it is very suitable for birthday banquets, weddings and other occasions. If consumers need it, they can buy it through the official website of Changsha Dahong Porcelain Company.

Purchase channel: Changsha Dahong Porcelain Company