Longquan celadon first appeared during the time of the Three Kingdoms (220-280 CE) and the Jin Dynasty (265-420 CE), flourished during the times of the Song (960-1279) and Yuan (1279-1368) Dynasties, and has been resurrected in modern times. In 2009, the traditional fire technique of Longquan celadon was chosen to be included in the “Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity”, making it the only selected ceramic project at that time. This virtual journey explores Baoxi Township, Longquan City, with short videos and images of, among other places, Longquan Celadon Museum, Dayao Longquan Kiln Archaeological Site Park, and Shen Guanglong Sword Shop.

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[DANISH VERSION]

Longquan celadon opstod under De Tre Kongeriger (220-280) og Jin-dynastiet (265-420), blomstrede under Song-dynastiet (960-1279) og Yuan-dynastiet (1279-1368) og er genopstået i den moderne tid. I 2009 blev Longquan celadons traditionelle brænde teknik inkluderet i “Repræsentativ liste over menneskehedens immaterielle kulturarv”, hvilket gør det til det eneste udvalgte keramiske projekt på det tidspunkt. Denne virtuelle rejse udforsker Baoxi landsbyen i byen Longquan med korte videoer og billeder af blandt andet Longquan Celadon Museum, Dayao Longquan Kiln Archaeological Site Park og Shen Guanglong Sword Shop.