While we've touched on popular culture, it's useful to examine the specific influence of folk art styles on Ming ceramics. The influence of folk art traditions, with their emphasis on bold colors, expressive designs, and narrative elements, is visible in many types of Ming pieces, particularly those produced outside of the imperial kilns, and these types of pottery pieces demonstrate a different approach to design and production, that often had a more accessible and popular appeal than pieces designed for the elite.
This article explores the influence of bronze ware on later ceramic styles in China, highlighting the replication of forms, the adoption of bronze motifs, and the impact on technical aspects, demonstrating the lasting impact of bronze on later artistic endeavors.