The Making of a Porcelain Bowl

On our trip to Jingdezhen, the birthplace of porcelain, we got to see many talented artisans at work. This particular visit was at a ceramic factory. Each worker works a different part of the process.
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Ford Rasmussen

[@Reppo80085]

They been doing this since ancient time ~
Different millennia different tools still similar professionalism .

[@FlorinGN]

Actually the narration is spot on! ❤

[@emmapearson8454]

I enjoyed watching the process of creating those dishes and think it's really cool when others are happy to share that knowledge! How neat! They seem to be very efficient and conscientious of waste! My favorite kind of documentary is one I'm not bored watching. That was very enlightening, interesting, and enjoyable to watch!!!

[@FordRasmussen]

Thanks, I'm glad you liked the video. It was really neat to see. We actually bought a few rice bowls while we were there!

[@davidk8677]

Nice video Ford. You don't think about all the work that goes into something like that and the recycling of excess clay to start all over again. I found it interesting.

[@FordRasmussen]

So true. It's pretty amazing to actually see the process. I'm glad you enjoyed the video!

[@gu3610]

Very nice and simple documentary! Thanks! And don't let any elephants in that porcelain warehouse :)

[@kremlinpropagandist7329]

It’s a very interesting topic. Thank you for this informative video.

[@sheedeed9124]

Very interesting 👍🏻☺️ Thank you

[@FordRasmussen]

You're welcome! I'm glad you liked it

[@timtec3993]

This is good work. You could have your own travel show like Rick Steves

[@FordRasmussen]

Thanks!

[@lydiahubbell6278]

Very good!!

[@Pitusha]

Wow!!! I have tea cups exactly like this!!!! Maybe it was from this very factory...? 🤔

[@queengoblin]

This is so cool

[@loridisney3782]

Interesting I’m grateful for all my handmade pieces and handpainted

[@sirine8127]

super interesting thank you!

[@justintang5389]

Thanks!

[@FordRasmussen]

You're welcome. Thanks for the support!

[@gabrieleorioli1760]

Great video, clear and entertaining.

[@FordRasmussen]

Thanks!

[@ynotchristian1366]

Very interesting; thanks!

[@MikaiBirch]

Maybe not the most interesting porcelain making to see in Jingdezhen.

[@jameshatzopoulos9885]

Wow! How neat!

[@queengoblin]

2:32 omg my old roommate has this exact bowl

[@suiye315]

I have one of these bowls :)

[@soppa112]

:)

[@gracelowch8189]

I have this rice pattern crockery and trying to find additional items. Would anyone know who the exporter in Jingdezhen is? Tq

[@YaoiMastah]

You'll have to be quick. The last factory making these said that they'll close down as soon as they can't find people to come and work (apparently, it is a skill that has to be acquired with time and patience), or when somebody buys the machines. But don't worry, the world is still sitting on warehouses of this stuff.

[@CRKramics]

Nice, looks like almost is all automated compared with the handmade ones wish i think that is what they used to do many years ago there. Also its goes down about the prices to, may be those are more cheaper compared to the handmade ones.

[@britpeterson7273]

So cool!

[@britpeterson7273]

That was top notch How it's Made quality!

[@HaddytheCreator]

Fascinating-

[@muhammadchaudhery1731]

Nice

[@kushalpharka4544]

Very nice design..I want some bowels...how can I contact...

[@FordRasmussen]

I found some that look similar on Amazon if you're still interested: amzn.to/3rPo50A

[@kremlinpropagandist7329]

2000 degrees Fahrenheit is about 1090 degrees Celsius.

[@kaiminamoto]

1:51 Wait, are those stickers she puts in the bowls?

[@31.8mm]

Thay scream of oil thristy machine is real

[@PostMortar]

I'm working on a video about a store that started off as a chinaware producer.
May I use a clip out of this? I'll credit you.

[@FordRasmussen]

Yes, if you provide credit, you may. Thanks.

[@venkybabu8140]

Why porcelain is used for utensils because cleaning. Metals are difficult to maintain. Mostly dining experience.

[@scottburkettmichael8696]

The narration was good. I would have liked to know more technical terms. However, the transcription, as ever, was horrendous.

[@wanggiona5576]

0:55 what is the machine called?

[@tessajorasmussen9637]

Jigger jolly machine, can also be called jigger and jolly machine ◡̈

[@wanggiona5576]

@@tessajorasmussen9637 Thank you so much!!

[@bihandesilva4864]

Beautiful craftsmanship. Can I know if there is a web store where I can buy these porcelain?

[@FordRasmussen]

I found some that look similar on Amazon if you're still interested: amzn.to/3rPo50A

[@Kane-ib5sn]

that 'special' bowl. been in production for decades now... you have one yet?

[@bernardfinucane2061]

For centuries, not decades. The design goes back to the Ming Dynasty era, so five hundred years or more.

[@queengoblin]

@@bernardfinucane2061 wow!!!!!!!!!

[@user-qj6xl6ey8e]

I'm looking for my real mother who makes porcelain plates she told me her prison is making porcelain plates!??

[@user-qj6xl6ey8e]

My name is Alan Ferrell

[@212025510]

LMFAO why the hell do they store the plates in 2 meter high towers with no support? 😂

[@hat1324]

After watching Florian Gadsby, it feels so wrong lol

[@kushalpharka4544]

Hi

[@rogierdalsemvan8204]

This is not the traditional way.

[@Grave187RIP13]

The whole time I thought it WAS Morgan Freeman narrating it....

[@user-rl1ln1xh1o]

🫶🫶🫶👌👌👌👍👍

[@ommurali3731]

basically, china looks a lot like India