Ceramics Museum Princessehof

The Dutch National Ceramic Museum, also known as the Princess Museum, was originally the residence of Princess Marialouise van Hessen-Kassel. After the death of the princess, the building became the Stedelijk Museum. The porcelains collected by the Princess Porcelain Museum are mainly Asian ceramics, which are divided into Chinese, Japanese, Thai, and Vietnamese exported to Persia, Indonesia, the Philippines, and Europe. In addition, the museum also collects three parts, including European porcelain, ceramic tiles, and modern porcelain, which is of significance to carry forward the past and usher in the future. Friends who like ceramics may wish to come here to have a look, and have a tour of Asian celadon in a building full of historical relics.