In the entire domestic ceramic industry, when it comes to Ming Dynasty ceramics, the most eye-catching are only: blue and white, colored porcelain as for white porcelain, it seems that only in the early and late Ming Dynasty briefly showed a sense of existence. The Yongle sweet white in the early Ming Dynasty and the Dehua white in the late Ming Dynasty are typical representatives of white porcelain in the Ming Dynasty. As for the white porcelain of the Ming Dynasty from other times? I'm sorry, but I was overwhelmed by other types of porcelain in the same period.

So how scarce is the white porcelain in the blank period, (the white porcelain in the blank period here, referring to the white porcelain fired in Jingdezhen) It is no exaggeration to say that the white porcelain that can be known at present and can be clearly concluded to be the blank period is less than blue and white, and almost all of them are out

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