Celadon is a kind of high fired stoneware with a wood and ash glaze which is handmade by a traditional process. Discovered in China more than 20 centuries ago, potters are believed to have been brought to Thailand from China by King Ramkamheng around the year 1300.

The name Celadon means green stone and it has a unique glaze. Celadon is not only thick and strong but also delicately cracked under its glaze. The cracks are caused by a difference in the contraction between the body of the Celadon product and the glaze when the product is cooling. Its crackle creates its unique beauty and value.