Turkey's Iznik porcelain has an indissoluble bond with China. As early as the Yuan Dynasty, Chinese blue and white porcelain was introduced to Turkey via the ancient Silk Road and was loved by the Ottoman royal family, inspiring local carftsmen to learn ceramic making and integrating it with Turkish cultural features.

Today, ceramists in Jingdezhen and Iznik, using porcelain as a medium to convey their pursuit of spiritual values and life interests in their works. They communicate with their works, bringing us to feel the beauty that across time and space, and appreciate the vitality of traditional skills.