A delegation of 11 international students from countries such as Angola, Georgia, Indonesia, South Korea, Pakistan, the Philippines, and the United Kingdom delved into Boshan district's "chicken fat" yellow glass art in Zibo city, Shandong province, on Sept 5.

Royal yellow glass art, dubbed "chicken fat" yellow glass art by Boshan locals, derives its name from its rich yellow color. This unique glass art variety is prized for its color, as its warm and inviting radiance has been likened to the glow of precious gemstones.

The international students learn about the glazing process. [Photo provided to chinadaily.com.cn]

The foreign students were introduced to this art form, and they were enchanted by its inherent elegance and opulence. Each glass masterpiece was an exquisite spectacle of color and craftsmanship.

For South Korean student Park Seo-hee, this visit was a revelation. She exclaimed, "I had the privilege of seeing glass art up close for the very first time. I even had the opportunity to observe the meticulous handcrafting process. It's truly mesmerizing!"

The international students learn about the history of Boshan's glazing techniques. [Photo provided to chinadaily.com.cn]

When it comes to glazing, Zibo's Boshan district holds an esteemed position on the global stage. Thanks to its abundant natural resources, Boshan boasts an illustrious glazing history and is celebrated as the home of glazed art. Renowned for its diverse array of glass art techniques and unparalleled craftsmanship, the district once served as a guiding force in the development of glazed art in China.