Jamie Sinz - Jingdezhen: Making Pottery. Would you like a city with your pots? One of many Glaze Shops Courtyards filled with drying work I’ve wanted to go to Jingdezhen ever since I heard about it a month or so ago from my ceramics teacher at the Pottery Workshop (PW for short because I’ll be mentioning it a lot in this post). He described it as a great place for potters to spend weeks or months, but everyone else would be happy going for a day or two. In the “no time like the present” mentality, we decided last Tuesday that we would go the following Saturday.
The Pottery Workshop Saturday morning Student Market Students selling pieces at the Saturday morning market Once transportation was taken care of, I took my own advise from the “Boarding Pass” interview I did over on Prêt à Voyager a few months ago and contacted some people that had been in the city for a while that could give us some tips on what to do.
Patrick...our unofficial guide to Jingdezhen! The Pottery Workshop design studio The Pottery Workshop 2 Chimneys building. Jingdezhen Weekend: Sunday | NIKDAUM.COM – News. Note: This is part two of two awesome* posts on my weekend trip to Jingdezhen (Read part 1 here). It contains some photos and writing about pottery. If neither photos nor pottery analogies interest you, you’re fired. On Sunday, J-Dawg Jammyfresh and I groggily arose and carried our breakfast vouchers to a restaurant connected to the hotel. We had half an hour to spare before the buffet was closed, and the food was already getting a little stale. None of it looked very appealing, so we based our morning meal on delicious watermelon. After breakfast, we took a cab to the Yu Zhou Ceramics Factory zone. The highlight of the morning was stumbling upon a plate graveyard.
For lunch, we accidentally ordered super-sized KFC chicken sandwich meals. Old wooden door in the Yu Zhou Ceramics Factory zone. J. with umbrella looking at piles of coal. Clay and ladies washing dishes. Inside a vast clay processing space. Extruding porcelain into manageable tubes. Finished pottery in baskets. Old, rusty vents. Jingdezhen Weekend: Sunday | NIKDAUM.COM – News. Jamie Sinz - Jingdezhen: Making Pottery. Home | de Ateliers. Art in Red Light AIR9 - AIR9. Emigre Home.
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