Firing TemperatureJun porcelain is fired at exceptionally high temperatures, typically between 1,250–1,300°C. At this range, mineral-rich glazes fully melt and interact with the clay body, creating complex, opalescent surfaces rather than flat or uniform colors. Kiln Transformation (Yao Bian 窑变)One of the defining characteristics of Jun ware is kiln transformation—the natural and unpredictable changes that occur during firing. Blues, purples, and occasional reddish tones emerge spontaneously, shaped by flame, atmosphere, and cooling speed. No two pieces are ever identical. Glaze Depth and TextureUnlike painted or printed decoration, Jun ware relies...
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