This article explores the role of Yuan Dynasty porcelain in the Silk Road trade, both by land and sea. It highlights its importance as a commodity and as a cultural ambassador across Asia and the Middle East.
This article delves into the importance of cobalt in Yuan porcelain, highlighting its import from Persia, its impact on color, and the technological skill needed to harness its full potential in ceramic production.
The Tang Dynasty's open trade policies and the prominence of the Silk Road facilitated the widespread distribution of Tang ceramics to foreign lands. These ceramic wares, renowned for their beauty and quality, became valuable commodities in international trade, bringing Tang artistry and craftsmanship to distant corners of the world. The impact of this trade was significant, not only economically but also culturally.