Jingdezhen's heritage includes living ceramic practice and communities. Ask first, keep equipment within boundaries and use extra care around children and private spaces.
Open to visitors does not mean open to photography
A September 3 People's Daily report stresses both remains and a ceramic system sustained by living communities. Workshops are workplaces and old lanes contain homes; a ticket or public-space entry does not automatically grant permission for portraits, interiors or detailed designs.
Ask clearly before shooting and stop immediately after a refusal.
Equipment and behavior
Do not flash directly at makers or objects, block a narrow lane, fire route or workflow with a tripod, or move clay bodies, tools and shards. Use a drone only when airspace, venue and community rules all explicitly permit it.
Use extra care around children, doorways, rest areas and unfinished designs. Do not publish personal contacts or precise private locations.
Commercial use needs separate consent
A personal travel photograph is not the same permission as advertising, stock use or brand promotion. For commercial publication, obtain written terms covering use, platform, duration and credit from the person, studio and venue as applicable.
A guide may help communicate but cannot authorize for someone else. A driver must not enter a closed workshop or residential courtyard for a guest.