Few objects in human history have traveled as far, or meant as much, as blue-and-white porcelain. For six centuries, its cobalt patterns have moved from Chinese kilns to palaces, ships,...
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Blanc de Chine — French for “white of China” — is the name European traders gave to the luminous white porcelain made in the mountain town of Dehua, Fujian province....
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The Journal
Stories from the Kiln
Five centuries of Dehua porcelain, translated for a modern shelf. History, craft,
care guides and honest answers — 2 stories and counting.
