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The town is not only a center for all types of manufacture, but also for the creation of ceramic art.
Foreign ceramists (Americans, Japanese, Europeans, etc.) are setting up their workshops, and recently young Chinese ceramists, coming out of the institutes, are appearing on the market.
Today, this new generation of potters not only revisits the classics, but also produces contemporary functional and artistic objects. The city has around 500,000 inhabitants, 90% of whom are potters.<\/p>\n

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Jingdezhen porcelain
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The historic porcelain capital of China’s Jiangxi province, the city has been China’s leading porcelain export since 1634 to Europe and Japan. 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