High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Qingbai (bluish white) ware is a type of pottery made in the Song Dynasty that has a bluish tint to it. It is also referred to as Yingqing (shadow blue) ware in modern times. It is made using a specific type of porcelain and then adding a tinted glaze over the white porcelain. Much of Qingbai ware was used by the common people, which is very rare for this time period. A great deal of the pottery that was made at this time period was made strictly for imperial use. This shows the great amount of variety of the Qingbai ware and that is was very versatile for the many of uses of it by the people. Qingbai ware was introduced to China after the Mongol conquests in 1279 and was mostly made in during Song Dynasty. Even though Qingbai ware is not considered to be part of the wu wei ce, or five classic wares of the Song Dynasty. Qingbai ware is Ding ware that has achieved true translucency. Ding ware is an off white tone of porcelain. The Qingbai ware achieved true translucency through using kaolin and fine-grained porcelain stone that supported thin walled vessels.

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