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Ceramic artist combines Chinese ceramic culture with Japanese tea culture

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The city of Jingdezhen is famous for its porcelain industry. It has been the world's capital of porcelain for 2,000 years. Traditional production areas have now been upgraded into industrial venues for ceramic art. The Vibe meets Japanese ceramic artist Ayao Takayanagi and her husband, who are trying to combine Chinese ceramic culture with Japanese tea culture.

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