Why the emperor's porcelain was broken
At Jingdezhen's imperial kiln, a rejected vessel could be smashed and buried. Archaeologists and conservators have made those fragments tell another story.
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At Jingdezhen's imperial kiln, a rejected vessel could be smashed and buried. Archaeologists and conservators have made those fragments tell another story.
Before the kilns drew their clay from elsewhere, the workshops of the whole region worked the white earth of this valley.