Guangdong's Little Jingdezhen - Fuda Ceramics.

Fuda Ceramics in Dapu has a rich cultural heritage. See below for more information: Company Overview Guangdong Fuda Ceramics Culture Development Co., Ltd. is located in Dapu County, Meizhou City, Guangdong Province. It was established on September 24, 2004. The company mainly produces high-end daily-use ceramics and art ceramics, 90% of which are exported to Europe, America, and Southeast Asia. Ceramic Culture and Craftsmanship • Long history: Dapu County has a history of ceramic production spanning over 800 years. Gaopo Town is one of the four ancient ceramic towns in Guangdong. Fuda Ceramics carries on the local ceramic culture that has been passed down for centuries, constantly innovating while preserving tradition. • Traditional craftsmanship: Traditional ceramic-making techniques such as hand-throwing and hand-painted blue and white porcelain are preserved and performed by experienced craftsmen. The ceramic products they make have a unique charm. • Ancient dragon kiln: The ancient dragon kiln in Fuda Ceramics Industrial Tourism Area is located next to the ancient dragon kiln site from the Song and Yuan Dynasties in Wanyao Creek Village, the birthplace of ceramics in Dapu. It is a "living fossil" of the ceramic industry. After repair and protection, it has been restored to its historical appearance and has high historical and scientific value. Cultural Creativity and Product Innovation • Cultural integration: Hakka culture is integrated into ceramic products, and new underglaze blue and white porcelain with independent intellectual property rights and ethnic characteristics, such as the Hakka Weilong House series and Hakka Style series, have been developed. • Featured products: The "Blue and White Eight Delicacies" tableware developed by the company features Hakka culture and Dapu longevity culture. It consists of eight blue and white bowls and plates of different shapes and won the Gold Award in the Product Design Group of the First Meizhou Industrial Design Competition. Industrial Tourism and Cultural Communication • Tourist attraction: Fuda Ceramics Industrial Tourism Area is a national AAA-level tourist attraction. It was established in 2004, relying on Fuda Ceramics Co., Ltd. It integrates ceramic industrial sightseeing, experience, and science education, and has been rated as a demonstration base for science and industrial tourism in Guangdong Province. • Experience projects: The tourism area is divided into seven areas, including a raw material processing area and a ceramic production area. Visitors can visit the ceramic production process and make ceramics by hand in the ceramic experience area.