Porcelain jars, porcelain bottles and porcelain teacups as well as porcelain pendants are on display at the Celadon Cultural Museum in ancient Liuhe town of Taicang city. [Photo/WeChat account: taicangdaily]

A Celadon Cultural Museum was recently inaugurated in Liuhe town of Taicang, a county-level city in Suzhou, Jiangsu province.

An exhibition wall made of timber compartments at the museum displays porcelain jars, porcelain bottles and porcelain teacups as well as porcelain pendants.

The museum's five investors love celadon culture and have collected many precious porcelains over the past several decades, which are also on display at the museum, including intact porcelain items made in Yuan (1271-1368) and Ming dynasties (1368-1644) and antique porcelain pieces.

In addition to appreciating celadon items, visitors can also taste tea while exchanging ideas about celadon culture and admiring ancient Liuhe town.

The museum plans to launch their self-design products to integrate ancient celadon culture with modern design and modern manufacturing process.