Reviving tradition, shaping the future

Updated: Sep 3, 2025 www.chinaservicesinfo.com Print

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Wang Junpei creates dragon-shaped motifs on the surface of a Ru Kiln porcelain vase using lacquer carving techniques. [Photo/IC]

In Pingdingshan, Henan, artist Wang Junpei is breathing new life into Ru Kiln porcelains by blending painting, lacquer carving, and tin inlay with age-old techniques. His unique creations — over 300 kinds — transform porcelain into modern art and daily utensils loved by young people and collectors worldwide.

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