25K views · 219 reactions | Centuries ago, a tradition developed in China of fashioning celadon ware into musical instruments. It involves shaving the celadon – a process requiring very delicate craftsmanship. The minutest details impact the quality of the sound, from the curvature of a bowl's edge to the overall thickness. The tools work effortlessly, like cutting through butter! #Heritage #Inheritors #SharedFuture10Years | China Plus Culture | Facebook

3K views · 43 reactions | Let's Make Cascade Color  . . . #colormixing #artvideo #colors #celadon #lilac #paintmixing #mixing #reels #foryou #art #relexing | Mini Art Zone | Facebook

Celadon instruments have their origins in the ancient utensils of daily life. In celadon music, the instruments generate a range of sounds. For example, a bowl with a wide edge sounds more melodious, and softer. But if the edge is narrow, it'll sound like a bell, sonorous and immersive. For more: https://news.cgtn.com/news/2023-05-17/Celadon-musical-instruments-1jyG4q6PF3q/index.html #Heritage #Inheritors #SharedFuture10Years #ChinaCentralAsiaSummit #TheNewSilkRoad | China Plus Culture

Do you know the color of the world's earliest mature #porcelain? Over two thousand years ago, in Shaoxing City, Zhejiang Province, artisans started creating celadon ware—famed for its graceful, iconic color—during the early Eastern Han Dynasty. Celadon from local kilns is often called the "mother of porcelain." Let's explore its story! #ChinaBouquet | Discover China