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临汾窑,旧称平阳窑,因与浙江省平阳县同名,为避免混淆,便称临汾窑。窑址在山西省临汾市尧都区金殿镇龙祠村东北2平方公里范围及峪里村。清朝以前关于临汾窑的最早记载见于大明一统志,云平阳府土产瓷,霍、吉、隰(xi)三州及临汾、赵城、汾西、岳阳、河津五县俱有窑。清代兰浦著《景德镇陶录》记载:“平阳窑亦西窑也,平阳府所烧。唐宋皆陶,有砖窑,大而容器多;有土窑,小而容器少。”该窑
Linfen kiln, formerly known as Pingyang kiln, because of the same name with Pingyang County, Zhejiang Province, in order to avoid confusion, they called Linfen kiln. Kiln site in Linfen City, Shanxi Province Yao Du District Jindian Longci Village northeast 2 square kilometers and Valley Village. Before the Qing Dynasty, the earliest records of Linfen kilns were found in the Ming dynasty. The pottery, Huo, Kyrgyzstan, Miriam (xi) prefectures and Linfen, Zhaocheng, Fenxi, Yueyang and Hejin counties in Yunpingyang Prefecture all had kilns. Qingpu Lanpu with “Jingdezhen Tao recorded” records: “Pingyang kiln also West kiln also, Pingyang House burned. Tang and Song Jie Tao, there are brick kilns, large containers and more; a small kiln, small containers.” "The kiln