This article delves into the technical challenges and innovations in firing Yuan Dynasty porcelain, highlighting the complexities of reaching high temperatures, controlling the kiln atmosphere, and managing the firing of large pieces to ensure even heating and prevent damage.
The firing of Qing porcelain presented significant technical challenges, requiring expertise in kiln construction, temperature control, and atmospheric management to produce consistent and high-quality results.
Underglaze copper red, a technically challenging technique, resulted in some of the most highly prized pieces of Qing Dynasty porcelain, showcasing the skill of the potters in achieving a clear, vibrant red color.