Kinmen County Ceramics Factory Introduction
Located next to the Round-the-Island South Road, the Kinmen Ceramics Factory was established in 1963 and is currently Taiwan's only official kiln. It uses high-quality clay as raw material, combined with the skills of artists in painting, creating a benchmark for Kinmen ceramics. The porcelain produced by the Kinmen Ceramics Factory is primarily used to hold the renowned Kinmen Kaoliang Wine, making it a sought-after collectible among wine lovers at home and abroad. Various techniques have been introduced, with stunning Qing porcelain featuring floral and landscape paintings, as well as intricately made plain-glazed items. The factory also houses a ceramics museum showcasing various ceramics, with hundreds of treasured ceramic pieces on display, and products available for sale. Don't forget to visit and make a purchase at the ceramics factory. Visitors can book a tour to observe the making of wine bottles and gain an in-depth understanding of the ceramic production process, including molding, slip casting, trimming, bisque firing, glazing, glaze firing, decal application, and kiln firing, before being painted to become unique works of art. There are also DIY activities available, such as hand-throwing, painting, clay modeling, and decal application, allowing participants to experience the joy of working with ceramics firsthand.
