Hsu Hsin-Wang Ceramic Memorial Museum Introduction
This is the first tourism factory in Yingge to pass the central evaluation. Founded in 1926, it has witnessed the ups and downs of ceramic craftsmanship in Yingge. In memory of Mr. Hsu Hsin-Wang’s exemplary life, the "Hsu Hsin-Wang Ceramic Memorial Museum" was established in 2010, becoming the first tourism factory in the Yingge area approved by the Ministry of Economic Affairs. The museum is divided into four major experience areas: hand-throwing, hand-built pottery, overglaze painting, and mosaic collage. Additionally, there is the Hsin-Wang Wood Kiln and the factory production area (clay preparation area, slip casting area, and product display area). The factory preserves a wealth of historical artifacts, allowing visitors to understand the development of ceramic arts and see antique gas kilns, wheel-thrown pottery machines, and foot-driven potter's wheels, all of which can be experienced hands-on. After the transformation, the factory sells a variety of lively and creative ceramic products, showcasing the infinite possibilities in pottery creation. There are also professional pottery-making experience courses available on-site with on-the-spot registration. The instructors are enthusiastic and friendly, ensuring that everyone can easily learn to make pottery, leading the public to a deeper understanding of the pottery industry and providing exciting experiential activities, so that travelers return with joyful memories.
