For centuries, the most coveted porcelain from China came out of Jingdezhen's workshops, fashioned from clay made smooth by trained hands, fired in kilns and then transported across the globe. The works, notably the blue-and-white vases and jade-green celadon bowls, graced the courts of the British, Persians and French. This was one of China's first globalized commodities and greatest export to the world.
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