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As early as the Eastern Han Dynasty, production of pure, transparent, and luminous celadon began. The Yue, Wu, and Ou kilns in Zhejiang during the Jin Dynasty had already reached a considerable scale. In the Song Dynasty, as one of the five famous kilns at that time, the celadon tea sets produced by Longquan Ge Kiln in Zhejiang had reached its peak and were sold to various places. In the Tang Dynasty, the porcelain industry had become an independent department.
Celadon
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Don’t Miss Them
The Spring Auction 2023
The Spring Auction will be held on 20th August 2023
The auction items for this event include artworks, cultural relics, handicrafts, tea, wine, porcelain, jade, bronze, religious supplies, Buddha statues, incense, and a wide variety of categories. Most of the items are selected and sent by the Chinese Cultural Center, while the rest are all from folk collectors. This event will be held in the form of offline early sales and onsite auctions. We will send the auction brochure to the gold card members in advance. Once the item is sold, it will no longer appear on the auction day. We will donate the majority of the auction proceeds to the Queensland Art Association for the promotion of Chinese culture.
Event time: August 20, 2023
Event location: Chinese Cultural Center
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