JOLIE PORCEIAIN Museum

"Travel through the palace in one second and enter the century-old palace of European porcelain art"

Taiwan's first museum dedicated to European 19th century royal kiln porcelain art

In southern Taiwan, there is a quiet space that houses a large collection of century-old European 19th century royal kiln porcelains.

400 years ago, Taiwan was an island of porcelain; 400 years later, we encounter the world's porcelain art again on this land. Each exhibit is a letter from the past, quietly waiting for you to read.

The museum houses European royal kiln porcelain from the 19th century - the Meissen in Germany opened up the pattern, the KPM in Berlin is delicate and fine, the Sevres in France is extraordinary, the Royal Worcester in England has a rustic manor, and the Royal Vienna in Austria has gorgeous colors. Each art form is like a blooming flower, and each one pursues the rich and complex beauty.

Porcelain was once known as "white gold" and was a symbol of power for the royal family. Ever since the first hard porcelain was fired in Meissen, Germany in the 18th century, opening the porcelain era, European porcelain art has been highly respected for hundreds of years. Our museum invites everyone to a feast of beauty and enter the art hall of the European royal family in the 19th century.