While we've touched on Chenghua before, it's important to revisit and further emphasize its lasting legacy on Ming and subsequent ceramics. The short but significant reign of the Chenghua Emperor (1465-1487) had a profound and lasting impact on the development of Chinese porcelain, which continues to be felt even today. The skill and innovations that were used during this period had a long-lasting impact on future generations of potters throughout the world.
Jingdezhen was the pivotal center of Ming Dynasty ceramic production, hosting imperial kilns that attracted skilled artisans and oversaw meticulous production, significantly influencing ceramic art, technology, and innovation.