Jingdezhen Porcelain Street

When purchasing porcelain in Jingdezhen, the primary location is the Porcelain Street near the Leisure Square, where Jinchangli Porcelain Trade Building, International Trade Plaza, and Lianshe North Road are all situated. Jinchangli and International Trade enjoy a superior geographical location, with clean and bright interiors, mainly selling daily-use porcelain, decorative porcelain, and other types of porcelain, including tableware, tea sets, vases, porcelain panels, and other common porcelain products made with bone china and colored glaze techniques.

Directly opposite the city’s Leisure Square, the Jingdezhen Jinchangli Porcelain Trade Building has a history of nearly 20 years and is among the larger establishments. The Porcelain Street connecting Jinchangli and International Trade was once the old Porcelain Street and has now been renovated to greet tourists from all over with a fresh face. Here, you can find a variety of prices, ranging from tens of thousands for high-end items to just a few tens for the more affordable ones. If you’re looking to buy larger pieces, it’s essential to be knowledgeable about the products; otherwise, it’s best to join in the excitement and purchase small items for a few tens of yuan to give away or use yourself.

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Opening hours and specific business conditions are subject to the daily opening status. Essential tips for purchasing porcelain: 1. In the urban area of Jingdezhen, especially near stations and other shopping locations, there is a common practice of mixing and selling porcelain from other regions, such as Chaozhou in Guangdong, with Jingdezhen porcelain. Caution is advised. 2. There are instances of using false certificates to pass off low-quality ceramics as high-grade porcelain or arbitrarily exaggerating the identity of the ceramic artists to seek high profits. Therefore, those without insider knowledge or guidance should avoid purchasing expensive porcelain to prevent being deceived. 3. The general rule for buying porcelain follows a four-word mantra: look, listen, compare, and test. Examine the appearance for any flaws or bubbles, listen for a clear sound, compare components, and check if the shape and decorative patterns are harmonious and consistent, then assemble and test the components.

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