Creating tradition with a glaze of modernity
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Creating tradition with a glaze of modernity

China Daily  

Ye Chenxi's father Ye Xiaochun is a sixth generation inheritor of the Longquan celadon. If the glaze was too thick or too thin, or impurities from the air got in, they would all leave undesirable marks on the final products," Ye Chenxi says. "Kilning is the hardest work, but it is very good test for celadon makers," says Ye Xiaochun, who started working at a local ceramic plant at 17 and spent four years in the kilning division. "My purpose was to take him to see the porcelain clay, so that he could have a certain understanding of it since childhood, because pottery itself also depends on our nature," Ye Xiaochun says.

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