2026 Jingdezhen "Porcelain Expo" opens, domestic and foreign porcelain merchants accelerate two-way cooperation

China News Service, Jingdezhen, October 18 (Reporters Liu Zhankun and Li Yunhan) The 2026 China Jingdezhen International Ceramics Expo (referred to as the "Porcelain Expo") opened on the 18th in Jingdezhen, Jiangxi Province, the "Millennium Porcelain Capital".

This year's Ceramics Expo will host a series of activities such as the Jingdezhen Forum, key industry investment symposiums, and transnational ceramic purchasing matchmaking meetings. It will plan and launch a series of cultural and creative activities such as the "Window of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization" theme exhibition, the Spring and Autumn Festival, tea drinking vessels, etc., attracting more than 2,500 domestic and foreign guests from more than 90 countries and regions around the world. In addition, more than 450 domestic and foreign companies, more than 40 international brands, nearly 100 overseas purchasers and more than 150 domestic suppliers gathered in Jingdezhen.

At the Ceramics Expo, ceramic products with different cultural backgrounds appeared on the same stage, and negotiations broke out one after another. In front of the booth, many exhibitors were rotating porcelain, introducing the shape, decoration and firing process to the merchants, while exchanging business cards and recording purchasing requirements; there were also merchants from different countries and regions shuttled through various exhibition areas, stopping from time to time to inquire about prices and touch the glaze.

"I am looking for ceramic products suitable for our local market and plan to further negotiate with companies in Jingdezhen for purchase." Bista Min Bahadur, a businessman from Nepal, said that he was deeply impressed by the many ceramic products on display in the exhibition hall and hoped to purchase more porcelain from Jingdezhen in the future.

"These patterns are very common in Central Asia and symbolize love, beauty, family and reproduction. They are our local traditional patterns." At the "Window of SCO" booth, exhibitor Tim from Tajikistan was introducing his works to buyers. He said that when he came to Jingdezhen to participate in the exhibition, he saw the dense ceramic shops and young creators, and many of the designs also brought new inspiration to him.

The exhibition area of ​​this year's China Ceramics Expo reaches 140,000 square meters, covering daily ceramics, cultural and creative ceramics, artistic ceramics, international brand ceramics, ceramic industry chain, advanced ceramics and other sectors, and "online viewing" will be launched simultaneously.