Sanbao International Ceramic Art Village
三宝国际陶艺村 · Sānbǎo Guójì Táoyì Cūn
A valley of studios, old water-powered clay mills and galleries south-east of town, founded in 1995 by ceramicist Li Jianshen as a residency for potters from around the world.
No booking needed3–4 hours
Tip
Combine with a café lunch in the valley and look for the wooden water hammers that once crushed porcelain stone. Taxis are scarce for the trip back, so book a DiDi before you leave the main road.
- Opening hours
- Village open all day; galleries and shops roughly 09:30–17:00, some closed one weekday To be confirmed
- Price
- Free to walk around; some galleries charge (about ¥20) To be confirmed
- How to book
- No booking needed.
- Getting there
- About 20–25 min by taxi from the old town or Taoxichuan (about 8 km)
- Address in Chinese
- 江西省景德镇市昌江区三宝村四家里
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