If the needle leaves no trace, the porcelain is hard-paste; if the surface is scratched, it is soft-paste.

If you love the tiles and porcelain on show, definitely take a trip to the Meissen Porcelain Museum too. We spent a lovely afternoon meandering through the streets of the trendy, quirky part of ...

“Ukraine is like porcelain, easy to break yet impossible to destroy,” says artist Slava Leontyev in the documentary “Porcelain War,” which opened Friday in Bay Area theaters. Co-directed ...

The documentary “Porcelain War” examines this harsh fact of life by observing a couple of artists in Ukraine who have not only remained in their war-torn country during the onslaught from Russian ...

China was roughly 2,000 years ahead of the Europeans in developing porcelain. Europeans discovered the method in the 18th century, hence the wide variety of high-priced Meissen figurines that have ...