Wow, this was soooo cool to see. Here in Canada, I go to second hand stores in hope of finding porcelain like this. The love and hours put into each piece....priceless. To me, to get to see this man and his life's work....thank you Goldthread. I can only hope that this factory can go on and on. To those of you that work with Joseph Tso and to Mr. Tso himself, thank you for all you hard work and years of dedication to a beautiful craft and beautiful workmanship. I hope to see China one day.
Such a rare talent.... Goldthread please let me know how can I and people around the world can get their porcelin. Keep up Goldthread 😊 Lots of love from Australia
You can purchase their products via their website, Instagram, or Facebook! Website: www.porcelainware.com.hk/index.php?c=product Instagram: instagram.com/yuettungchinaworks_official/ Facebook: facebook.com/yuettungchinaworks
I hope this place will sill exist for years. I may not have money, now, to travel the world but I would go to Hong Kong just to buy a bunch of porcelain from this guy!
China's industries are changing so fast. Things that were common just 20 years ago are hard to find or just plain not made any more. I'm so glad that you've featured Mr. Tso and hope that it brings him more customers. I've been trying to find old-style, mass-produced celadon bowls and I just can't. Only as secondhand or antique. New ones use different glazes, different molds.
the biggest porcelain exporter in the world today is still China. What did change is that machines are now able to do these things instead of hand painting them
this is the problem with the Chinese art, they treat it like factory. They should treat it like work of art. Work of art carry high margin. They need to control the supply too. Just because you can easily make 100 products a day, doesn't mean you should produce 100 products a day. Instead, they should spend more time on teaching apprentices to carry on.
While there is definitely an element of artistry in their craft, they distinguish themselves as craftsman and not artists for a reason. A craftsman creates an object for the sake of the object itself, and of it's usefulness to someone else. While a lot of people in the west display porcelain plates, they are still plates and craftsmen create them hoping they would be used as a plate. An artist creates for the sake of self-expression, of connection, to tell a story.
Let's keep this Chinese tradition alive. Everyone should be eating with beautiful hand painted dishes.
Wow, this was soooo cool to see. Here in Canada, I go to second hand stores in hope of finding porcelain like this. The love and hours put into each piece....priceless. To me, to get to see this man and his life's work....thank you Goldthread. I can only hope that this factory can go on and on. To those of you that work with Joseph Tso and to Mr. Tso himself, thank you for all you hard work and years of dedication to a beautiful craft and beautiful workmanship. I hope to see China one day.
Such a rare talent.... Goldthread please let me know how can I and people around the world can get their porcelin.
Keep up Goldthread 😊
Lots of love from Australia
You can purchase their products via their website, Instagram, or Facebook!
Website: www.porcelainware.com.hk/index.php?c=product
Instagram: instagram.com/yuettungchinaworks_official/
Facebook: facebook.com/yuettungchinaworks
@@Goldthread thank you so much
I hope this place will sill exist for years. I may not have money, now, to travel the world but I would go to Hong Kong just to buy a bunch of porcelain from this guy!
It's not cheap and you'd better asking them for price and availability. :)
Nonetheless, it's a good place to visit if you collect china porcelains.
its rare these days this kind of entrepeneur who actualy cared to feed and house they´re employees, i was impressed! Great Porcelain!
Yo, I could listen to an entire podcast with this guy talking about his craft
China's industries are changing so fast. Things that were common just 20 years ago are hard to find or just plain not made any more. I'm so glad that you've featured Mr. Tso and hope that it brings him more customers. I've been trying to find old-style, mass-produced celadon bowls and I just can't. Only as secondhand or antique. New ones use different glazes, different molds.
the biggest porcelain exporter in the world today is still China. What did change is that machines are now able to do these things instead of hand painting them
Beautifully done. It’s lovely to see the history of this porcelain factory.
It would be such a loss if this factory closed down. I hope there will be another generation to take over.
So much detail
awesome video! but the shot at 2:24 almost killed me lmao 😭😭😭
Those are my favorite , the art is beyond beautiful 💖🥺💖 I am so sad to hear the last of it's kind ...
nowadays all porcelain in shops is generic with no art or passion in it, sold at high volume at low prices. i love that his keeps his business going
I bet my mom owns a lot of his stuff. I actually i think we own alot his stuff. LOLs.
Too beautiful, any ideas how to keep the craft alive?
Please... Don't let this craft die
💖🌷👍👍
"廣彩" 在中國瓷器史上有其獨特的一席之地.
🥰😊💛
Awww i want to commission.
So sad to see this factory go 😢
Where can I buy?
can someone tell me where the place is? thank you🙏
Did you find out
No that’s so sad to see
this is the problem with the Chinese art, they treat it like factory. They should treat it like work of art. Work of art carry high margin. They need to control the supply too. Just because you can easily make 100 products a day, doesn't mean you should produce 100 products a day. Instead, they should spend more time on teaching apprentices to carry on.
While there is definitely an element of artistry in their craft, they distinguish themselves as craftsman and not artists for a reason. A craftsman creates an object for the sake of the object itself, and of it's usefulness to someone else. While a lot of people in the west display porcelain plates, they are still plates and craftsmen create them hoping they would be used as a plate. An artist creates for the sake of self-expression, of connection, to tell a story.
did u even watch the video.. this man makes art AT AN AMAZING RATE