Museum characteristics

The Southern Song Dynasty Imperial Kiln Museum revolves around the characteristics of ceramic art;

In the exhibition, the participation of the audience was highlighted, and the unique official kiln pottery bar was set up, which not only directly demonstrated the ancient traditional ceramic technology, but also opened up the space for the audience to make pottery by themselves, creating a precedent for the audience to participate in various museums in Hangzhou.

Here, the audience can create personalized ceramic works:

Experience the hardships and fun of ancient ceramists in creating ceramic culture with mud and fire. A group of teenagers learn to have fun here and have a more comprehensive understanding of ceramic culture.

Introduction of scenic spots:

The official kiln site in the Southern Song Dynasty directly reflects the production scale of the official kiln in the Southern Song Dynasty.

The famous ancient kiln site with craft and product characteristics has attracted much attention because of its important historical and cultural value and rich ceramic technology connotation.

Since June 1985 10:

The Institute of Archaeology of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences and the cultural relics departments of Zhejiang and Hangzhou jointly carried out archaeological excavations on the imperial kiln site in the Southern Song Dynasty.

After half a year's thorough excavation, 22 trench explorations and excavations were carried out:

The excavation area is 1400 m2. Mud ponds, vegetarian stoves, molding workshops, glaze jars and a dragon kiln have been excavated in the Southern Song Dynasty cultural layer about 0.8-2 meters deep from the surface. A large number of physical specimens, such as porcelain pieces and kiln furniture, were unearthed, which unveiled the mystery of the official kiln in the last years of South China for more than 800 years.

Carry forward the national culture:

In order to protect this important historical and cultural heritage, the preparatory work for the official kiln museum at the southern end of Hangzhou began at 1986+00 and was opened to the public at1990+0/kloc-0.

Fares:

be free of charge

Opening hours:

Closed at 8: 30 16: 30 every Monday (except legal holidays).

Bus lines:

Take bus No.809 and get off at Baguatian.

Take bus No.39 and No.308, and get off at Shuichengqiao Station to the west.

Take bus No.20 and get off at the terminal ceramic market.

Take the 12 bus to the Silk Museum and transfer to the 809 bus. ..

The above is for reference only.