Celadon Chiang Mai

Summary:
Celadon
The term “Celadon” is taken from the French language. When the company began producing Celadon glazed ceramics in Chiang Mai province, the company name was chosen to represent these factors, becoming “ChiangMai Celadon”.

Presently, an intellectual property patent has been acquired for the production of Celadon, a product that signifies Chiangmai “GI” Celadon, so that when one thinks of Celadon, one naturally will think of Chiang Mai.

Chiang Mai Celadon is classified as a Stoneware that has been glazed with wood ashes, combined with the surface soil collected from rice paddies. Once baked, the resulting product becomes a unique green color that is distinctive of the Celadon style of ceramics, beautiful and timeless. 

With prior knowledge in the classic manufacturing process of traditional pottery, the glaze is produced from combining the ashes of laurel wood - a plant in the Combretaceae family - with the surface soil of rice paddies, well noted for its high iron content. Traditionally, in order for the ash-glazing process to produce a beautiful glossy coat, many layers of the glaze must be applied on to the product, causing a crazing effect in the glaze, which has become the distinctive feature of all recognized Celadon products.


Schedule:
-Start the trip at the appointment point.
-Arrival At Celadon Chiang Mai.
-Get You Back To The Meeting Point.
-The total trip time is about 3 hours.

Availability:
Everyday

Meeting Point:
Hotel Or Meeting Point Around The City

Price Includes:
Private Transportation

Price Doesn't Include:
Expend, Food & Drink, Ticket, Fee