The Jingdezhen ceramics study camp immerses ages 8–16 in China's 1,700-year porcelain story. Over five days children learn throwing, trimming, painting and glazing from master artisans at the Ancient Kilns, curate a mini-exhibition at the Ceramics Museum, visit a working factory and finish with their own signed pieces — glazed, fired and shipped home. Group size is capped at 24 with a 1:8 teacher ratio, full insurance, co-ed dormitory or hotel options, and non-clay afternoons (Taoxichuan art quarter, sketching in the old town). Separate nature (6–14) and humanities (10–18) camps run in Wuyuan and around Jinggangshan.