Fuping Pottery Art Village

Fuping Pottery Art Village

Pottery Village is located in the north of Fuping County. It relies on the site of Tang Dingzhou Kiln. It is a cultural and custom experience scenic spot consisting of a quasi-three-star hotel, three exhibition halls, several pottery workshops and thousands of Mu orchard. Because of the abundant pottery resources nearby, pottery village has a long history and culture. As early as the flourishing Tang Dynasty, it was the world-famous sacred pottery official kiln.

Introduction

Fuping Ceramic Village is a group member unit of the International Society of Ceramists, affiliated to UNESCO, in mainland China. It is also the permanent site of the Forum of Editors-in-Chief of the Journal of the International Ceramic Society. Fule International Ceramic Museum Group is located in 1000 mu Eco-fruit Forest Garden of Fuping Ceramic Art Village, Shaanxi Province. It is the first ceramic art museum group with modern ceramics as its theme in China. At present, the museum group covers an area of over 100 mu (67,000 square meters), with a construction area of 20,000 square meters and an investment of 16,000,000 yuan. There are seven buildings, consisting of 13 branches, a comprehensive exhibition hall and a ceramics literature museum. Form. The main pavilion, France Pavilion, Nordic Pavilion, Australia and New Zealand Pavilion, USA Pavilion, Canada Pavilion, Mexico Pavilion, Italy Pavilion, Germany Pavilion, Netherlands Pavilion, Belgium Pavilion, Britain Pavilion, Spain Pavilion, South America Pavilion, Switzerland Pavilion, Eastern Europe Pavilion, Ireland Pavilion, Southeast Asia Pavilion, Russia Pavilion, India Pavilion and Ceramic Art Document Museum This is the case. At present, nearly 10,000 works of 579 pottery artists from 56 countries and regions have been collected.

Practical information

Opening Hours:

9:00-17:00

Ticket information:

Entrance tickets include passes to seven major museums. It does not include payment items for playing clay (40 yuan/person/90 minutes), pottery making and mailing fees.