Celadon Non-legacy Celadon began more than 1700 years ago, rising in the Northern Song Dynasty, flourishing in the Southern Song Dynasty, Longquan kiln for one of the five famous kilns, a long history, well-known both at home and abroad. Porcelain is well-known for its high quality, smooth and bright lines, dignified and simple shape, and pure and variegated color. Has been as green as jade, as dazzling as a mirror, and as loud as the reputation's bell. Longquan kiln, as a representation of Chinese porcelain, traveled far and wide in the adoration and appreciation of people from all over the world to send the wonderful Chinese culture over the years. Celadon's traditional burning process was officially inscribed on the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity Safeguarding List on September 30, 2009.
