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The Ru kiln site at Qingliangsi in Baofeng county, Henan province has been a focus in the field of Pottery and Porcelain studies since it was discovered in 1987. In 2000, 500 square meters were excavated and many kilns, workshops, pits, lots of mate- rials related to porcelain making and firing and porcelains have been found. Among those findings of the Porcelains, those sky blue ones making for the imperial family occupies 98%. The excavation has proved that the Official Ru kiln (Ru Guan Yao) was located at this site and the workshop and some other materials have provided important information for the study of the development of the Ru kiln of the Song Dynasty.
The Ru kiln site at Qingliangsi in Baofeng county, Henan province has been a focus in the field of Pottery and Porcelain studies since it was discovered in 1987. In 2000, 500 square meters were excavated and many kilns, workshops, pits, lots of mate - rials related to porcelain making and firing and porcelains have been found. Among those findings of the Porcelains, those sky blue ones making for the imperial family occupies 98%. The excavation has proven that the Official Ru kiln (Ru Guan Yao) was located at this site and the workshop and some other materials have provided important information for the study of the development of the Ru kiln of the Song Dynasty.