Sunday, November 9, 2025

A Porcelain Museum On The Hill 瓷器博物館

The main exhibition building

The guest house

An old Buddhism tower 

The way to the museum is graveled, not paved with asphalt. 

The ways and the gardens are cleaned in every early morning with rakes and brooms before the museum opens.  
I felt that every beautiful rake mark shows the heart of hospitality.

People's lives in 17 centuries are drawn on a 80cm high big pot.

Women are enjoying seeing autumn flowers. The upper part divided with two blue lines are decorated with cherry blossoms.
Chrysanthemums and kaffir lilies

Peonies
The kiln with stepped chambers installed on the slope

The plastered storehouse 
 

17 comments:

  1. It's all amazing and that is some task to rake the pathway every day.

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  2. 博物館和展品都很有觀賞價值。

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  3. Hello RTC, I love museums where the approach and the building itself are part of the experience. And for the beautiful porcelain museum you show, the very maintenance of the premises is an integral part of the visitors' enjoyment.
    --Jim

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  4. Apparently a good place to enjoy the fine Japanese porcelain

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  5. Those vases are exquisite! Thanks for taking us on this tour. Blessings!

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  6. A very nice post showing us around and in the museum.
    That porcelain pot is lovely, the decoration so beautiful.

    Sending good wishes for the month of November.

    All the best Jan

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  7. The paths leading to the museum are unusual, RTС. They are cleared every morning, and I would try to walk in a way that doesn't ruin the rake's pattern on the path surface.

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  8. The museum and its grounds looks like a peaceful place to visit. I like the gravel paths.

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  9. I'm absolutely certain I would love this place.

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  10. 很喜歡這裡,乾淨整潔舒適又有寧靜的氛圍。

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  11. Very special and beautiful place..💖

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  12. An interesting place to visit. It looks like it's well kept up and the shrubs are green and groomed. The porcelain pots tell a story.

    ~Sheri

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