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Cashmere Meets Porcelain: Ordos Cultural Presentation to Open in Jingdezhen

Cashmere Meets Porcelain: Ordos Cultural Presentation to Open in Jingdezhen

Published on: 2026-11-05

Source: People’s Republic of China — Translation

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The cultural presentation of Ordos will take place from November 5 to 7 on the ceramic art alley Taosichuan in Jingdezhen, a prefecture-level city in Jiangxi Province in eastern China. The event will showcase the culture of the steppes, cashmere products, performances, and business opportunities in the famous porcelain capital of China.

Four thematic exhibition zones will showcase urban development in Ordos, characteristic agricultural and livestock products, intangible cultural heritage, and the cashmere industry. Visitors will be able to experience Ordos cashmere, watch traditional craftsmen at work, and savor the taste and culture of the northern Chinese city.

The event program also includes folk songs, dances, instrumental performances, and street parades. Some acts will combine cultural elements of Ordos and Jingdezhen, while interactive activities and themed routes will give young visitors the opportunity to collect a limited-edition souvenir collection.

The cultural tour of Ordos has already visited more than 20 cities in China. During the stop in Jingdezhen, the city will also present opportunities for cooperation in the fields of green agriculture and animal husbandry, renewable energy, tourism, talent attraction, and other industries.

Entrepreneurs, artists, and young professionals from Jingdezhen will be invited to explore opportunities for cooperation with Ordos in product design, innovation in intangible cultural heritage, tourism, entrepreneurship, and industrial development.

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