Ru porcelain was first produced in Ruzhou (now Ruzhou city, Henan province) during the Song Dynasty, from which it derives its name. Renowned for its lustrous glaze and distinctive artistry, Ru porcelain stands at the pinnacle of China's famed "five great porcelains". Its forms are understated yet elegant, emphasizing both design purity and material quality. When held up to sunlight, the glaze reveals a subtle rosy tint, evoking the clear sky after a rainstorm.
