Yuhang Kiln: In Yuhang, Zhejiang Province today, hence the name.
Wuzhou kiln: in Jinhua, Zhejiang Province, the Tang Dynasty belonged to Wuzhou, hence the name. It is one of the six largest celadon producing areas in the Tang Dynasty. First burned in the Three Kingdoms, the kiln site expanded in the Tang and Song Dynasties and became a famous celadon producing area.
Deqing Kiln: It is named because it is located in Deqing County, Zhejiang Province.
Yinxian Kiln: In Yinxian County, Zhejiang Province, it was named.
Longquan Kiln: Named after Longquan County, Zhejiang Province. It was burned in the early Northern Song Dynasty and reached its peak in the late Southern Song Dynasty. After the middle of the Ming Dynasty, it gradually declined and was famous for burning celadon.
Official Kiln: After the Song Dynasty crossed to the south, a new official kiln was established in Lin 'an (now Hangzhou). First, the construction and repair of the official kiln in Neisi, and then the Xiaguan kiln in the suburbs. So far, the site of Neisi kiln has not been found, only an official kiln on the outskirts of Guishan Mountain in Hangzhou has been identified, which specializes in firing celadon.
Wuyi kiln: in Wuyi, Zhejiang today, it was named.
Xishan kiln: located in Xishan, Wenzhou, Zhejiang, hence the name. Firing time: Five Dynasties, Northern Song Dynasty, celadon. The tire color is gray or bluish white, and the texture is delicate. The glaze layer is thick, mainly light blue, and several pieces are glazed. The decoration is mainly carved lotus petals.
Xing Wu Kiln: It is located in Xing Wu, Zhejiang, hence its name. It's a porcelain kiln in the Eastern Jin, Tang and Song Dynasties, with a flat gray tire. The blue glaze is yellow in color, and some are brown on the glaze, and the glaze is open.
Xiangshan Kiln: In Xiangshan, Zhejiang Province today, hence the name.
Shaoxing Fu Sheng Kiln: It is famous for its location in Fu Sheng, Shaoxing County, Zhejiang Province.
Huangyan Kiln: It is very famous in Huangyan City, Zhejiang Province. The era was discovered from the Eastern Han Dynasty to the Tang and Song Dynasties, mainly celadon.
Shaoxing Kiln: It is in Shaoxing, Zhejiang Province today, hence its name. .
Xiaoshan Kiln: It is located in Xiaoshan City, Zhejiang Province, hence its name.
Lishui Kiln: It is very famous in Lishui City, Zhejiang Province.
Taishun Kiln: Taishun in Zhejiang Province today, hence the name. Celadon and white porcelain kilns are a whole with a big mouth and a small bottom. When loading blanks, you can load small utensils first, and nine pieces can be loaded according to the size, with the largest caliber above. The glaze color of the firing device is gray, and there are simple carving patterns in the device.
Cixi Kiln: It is located at the lakeside of Duhu Lake in Cixi, Zhejiang, hence its name. It is a newly discovered celadon producing area, adjacent to Yuyao. The products have more pot ashes, many styles of pots, carved flowers on the abdomen, double-layer ties on the shoulders and various decorative patterns on the ties. Glazes are mostly blue-gray with special tones, but porcelain is fragile.
Dongyang Kiln: In Dongyang, Zhejiang today, hence the name. Nine kiln sites were discovered in the 1960s, and continued to be discovered in the late 1970s. It started in the Tang Dynasty and ended in the Song Dynasty. Its land belongs to Wuzhou, and the porcelain it burns belongs to Wuzhou kiln system.
Ningbo Kiln: Now Ningbo, Zhejiang, hence the name.
Ge Kiln: One of the five famous kilns in Song Dynasty.
Jiangshan Kiln: Jiangyaotun, Liaoyang City, Liaoning Province, because of its name. It was a folk kiln in Liao and Jin Dynasties. It burned in the late Liao Dynasty and flourished in gold. Mainly white glazed coarse porcelain, as well as white glazed black flower ware, black glazed ware and tricolor ware. The white glaze is white and yellowish, and the black glaze is pure black. Most of the utensils burned are plates, bowls, cups, plates, bottles and other daily necessities. Even if it is spinning cosmetic soil, black glaze products are rough and bulky.
Shangyu Kiln: Shangyu in Zhejiang, hence the name.
Linhai kiln: today it is called Zhejiang Linhai. * * * Found two kiln sites, both burning celadon, one in the five-hole purlin. Porcelain was burned between the Southern Dynasties and the early Tang Dynasty, and bowls were the main porcelain. First, porcelain was fired in the Xu family from the Five Dynasties to the Northern Song Dynasty. The utensils are thin, the glaze is green, and there are exquisite aromatherapy, which belongs to the kiln-crossing system.
Secret Color Kiln: The Yue Kiln in Shanglinhu, Yu Tao, Zhejiang Province, is one of the six celadon producing areas in the Tang Dynasty.