This article details the materials used in creating Yuan Dynasty porcelain, including kaolin clay, feldspar-based glazes, and imported cobalt, explaining how each contributed to the unique characteristics of the final pieces.
While the vibrant famille verte and famille rose porcelains are widely known, Qing dynasty kilns also produced stunning monochromatic glazes with a refined simplicity. Monochromatic porcelain, characterized by a single color glaze, showcases the artistry of the potter in the perfection of the glaze and the elegant forms. The technical challenges of creating these consistent, rich colors have made these pieces highly prized.