Xing ware - China

Xing ware, which marked the dawn of white porcelain.

Xing ware is famous for its prolific production of white porcelain during the Tang Dynasty and is one of the seven most renowned kilns of the Tang Dynasty, also known as Xing ware.
Alongside Ding ware, it laid the foundation for modern white porcelain and played a key role in its early development.
Enjoy the photographs of Xing ware, which offers a glimpse into the beginnings of white porcelain that continues to this day.

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