This video is about a visit to the Old pottery Factory in Jingdezhen where they are still making Rice Burn porcelain pots using many skilful hand techniques.
You've succeeded in explaining the process of modern porcelain manufacturing in such a short video that dozens of other fail to do in a full hour. Well done! One question I'm left with, though: the paper templates that are stuck to the bowl to transfer the patterns, are the left stuck on underneath the glaze, or are they removed before glazing?
The in glaze decals look like they’re applied after bisque firing but before the glaze. I guess the paper burns out and won’t affect the surface of the glaze no matter the application
@@makemeimagine : I don't like this style, I rather that they painted it on by hand or something. Yes, I can see a lot of them have been made. But surely... they need to sell it slowly and release them over time ? Cannot believe that they've made so much... and so many... If you keep it well, these bowls can lasts around at least a good old 20-30 years. I kept all the ones from my mom's days... and those specific ones that she used to be able to steam them in extremely hot steamers... I kept her double dutch steamers.... :) Perfect ! I can see that, they do not seem to be AS hardy, as the old ones...
@@makemeimagine they don't bisque, the porcelain is raw glazed. And I didn't see what they did with the paper, I don't think it could be left on. I will check on my next visit.
@@vinotanimura4210 I don't know, I was driven there by my hosts. If you go to the Pottery Workshop, in the Old Sculpture Factory in Jingdezhen they should be able to tell you.
You probably have to do it differently. That town was famous for its porcelain since stone age and have been the porcelain capital of the world for hundreds if not thousand of years. They are the expert in it as you can see.
It isn't as bad as it looks there are exhaust fans pulling the dust away from the workers, and very little dust around the workshop. Not perfect but better than the past.
This town that produces porcelain has been doing so for 1700 years. People want traditional designs because it's a signature of the city and region. Can't you use a search engine to shop for something you like?
You can, but like Carthes said it is not what this town is famous for in the last 1700 years. This is like asking France to make beers and Germans to make wines, they can do it but they won't be the best like they are in their own work now.
@@gravityhypernova : If you really noticed though... these, or some of these people, are not those same "1700 years ago families that are still here".... These are the NEW era people, from another region, that picked up these old factories and tried to do something for a living. You do know this, right? Don't you ?
i would like to order small,medium,Large bowls,3dozen each,for 1-chome blue bldg ginza tokyo and 2dozens each,hofu mori yamaguchi Japan&Mapleton 594holmbyhills california,pujut1miri sarawakMalaysiaCairnhill singapore,SHELL LIAOHE,send thru airlines18oo,elmiferraristerencioHannover,pls include chopsticks,and soup spoon,ceramic
This is one of the most beautiful things I have ever seen. See the beauty of the final product, and the simplicity of the manufacture.
Such hard work. Can't imagine doing this every day
Great video thanks for sharing 👍👍👍
Che bravi!!!!!
喜欢景德镇瓷器，原来是这样手工制作的。好精致，好辛苦。
That is amazing, not just the beauty of the pieces themselves but how many they can produce that quickly.
I purchased 2 vases from here and wow, so beautiful!
Where u purchase
Tell me online site
Very hard working people. Very arty folk.
Thank you, beautiful video :0)
Wow great factory process.
You've succeeded in explaining the process of modern porcelain manufacturing in such a short video that dozens of other fail to do in a full hour. Well done! One question I'm left with, though: the paper templates that are stuck to the bowl to transfer the patterns, are the left stuck on underneath the glaze, or are they removed before glazing?
The in glaze decals look like they’re applied after bisque firing but before the glaze. I guess the paper burns out and won’t affect the surface of the glaze no matter the application
@@makemeimagine : I don't like this style, I rather that they painted it on by hand or something. Yes, I can see a lot of them have been made. But surely... they need to sell it slowly and release them over time ? Cannot believe that they've made so much... and so many... If you keep it well, these bowls can lasts around at least a good old 20-30 years. I kept all the ones from my mom's days... and those specific ones that she used to be able to steam them in extremely hot steamers... I kept her double dutch steamers.... :) Perfect ! I can see that, they do not seem to be AS hardy, as the old ones...
@@makemeimagine they don't bisque, the porcelain is raw glazed. And I didn't see what they did with the paper, I don't think it could be left on. I will check on my next visit.
2:20 the basket ball pump is cool
Thanks Len for all your videos.much appreciated fascinating best regards to you
Hard work for those people, may they get paid well!
I need one of those bowl suction cups!
Methinks it is just a 20th Century toilet plunger
I have a few, they have a little rubber band that you put your finger under and lift when you want to break the seal.
very nice
流程化了，没有过去的质量好了。不过感谢上传！
The lady lifted a whole board of bowls like picking up chopsticks 😂and with such confidence.
Is this an old factory of ceramics or a factory that makes old looking ceramics
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uy plato mi chino
Where can I buy these bowls ? Really want to know. I'm searching for a long time now after these bowls with a lit.
I bought some back, but I have seen them for sale in Chinatown shops. I'm not sure where you are but give that a try.
Hi Leonard , can you please inform the address and name of this factory.. thanks
@@vinotanimura4210 I don't know, I was driven there by my hosts. If you go to the Pottery Workshop, in the Old Sculpture Factory in Jingdezhen they should be able to tell you.
Wow
I want this bowl for my shop
In India
Coral Nnn
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A voice over or closed caption explanation of what they were doing at each step would have been nice instead of the monotonous music .
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Goodgood
Pls tell me
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Hi
Can some own help me if i want make factory like that
How much mony well be
And experience
Blease
Start a country and then practice for 4000 years. :)
You probably have to do it differently. That town was famous for its porcelain since stone age and have been the porcelain capital of the world for hundreds if not thousand of years. They are the expert in it as you can see.
How could I get this stickers
Rice ware Americans collect it !
I have a russian gardenaer procline collction
Me too.
holy fuck
Sir plz price
Masin
How does it smell like?
Not sure what you mean? It smells just like my studio!
Internet allows to see images and to hear sounds, but does not allow to smell.
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No
I got silicosis just from watching
I can't imagine how much dust is stuck in their lungs.
I thought the same thing - those poor workers in these developing and semi developed countries working under these conditions. All that clay dust ugh.
Well at least the trimmers are the most high praised
It isn't as bad as it looks there are exhaust fans pulling the dust away from the workers, and very little dust around the workshop. Not perfect but better than the past.
Year 2018 and they use anti covid mask.....mmmm
bruh, they're dust masks
I... don’t... like PLASTER MOLDS
this a industrial production . Skills are reduced to easy technics for hired hands
Can’t they have better designs. It’s impossible to get everyday dishes that are aesthetically pleasing.
This town that produces porcelain has been doing so for 1700 years. People want traditional designs because it's a signature of the city and region. Can't you use a search engine to shop for something you like?
You can, but like Carthes said it is not what this town is famous for in the last 1700 years. This is like asking France to make beers and Germans to make wines, they can do it but they won't be the best like they are in their own work now.
@@gravityhypernova : If you really noticed though... these, or some of these people, are not those same "1700 years ago families that are still here".... These are the NEW era people, from another region, that picked up these old factories and tried to do something for a living. You do know this, right? Don't you ?
i would like to order small,medium,Large bowls,3dozen each,for 1-chome blue bldg ginza tokyo and 2dozens each,hofu mori yamaguchi Japan&Mapleton 594holmbyhills california,pujut1miri sarawakMalaysiaCairnhill singapore,SHELL LIAOHE,send thru airlines18oo,elmiferraristerencioHannover,pls include chopsticks,and soup spoon,ceramic