Location: Today these furnaces are concentrated in the townships of Dong Trieu and Mao Khe.
Characteristics: The products are varied with all kinds of pots, vases, bottles and statuettes.
When speaking of early Ha Long culture, ancient pottery products dated from around 4,500 years ago can still be found in Quang Ninh Museum. They are very beautiful and famous for their design and decorative motifs.
Pottery products from Quang Ninh can be found in many countries throughout the world: France, Italy, Russia, Hongkong and China.
At the beginning of the 20th century, when the province’s first pottery furnaces were built, deep impressions were left on the art of pottery in Vietnam. This is mainly due to the original pale azure colour of the enamel used.
They are produced to meet both domestic and export requirements and have contributed substantially to the socio-economic development of the province.
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