The image is a photograph of a sign in a museum. The sign is titled "Kangxi Official Kiln (1662-1722)". The sign has a white background with black text. On the top left corner, there is a black and white illustration of a bowl with a floral design. Below the illustration, there are two lines of text in Chinese. The text reads "In the nineteenth year of Kangxi, as the continuous-tension of Ming tradition, the imperial kiln factory was set up at Jingde Town. It was called "Zang Yingxu" and is attributed to the late period of the reign of Tangxi. Tangxi, the founder of Jiangxi, was ordered to manage the Tangxi factory. It made the highest achievements in mono-chrome glaze, inventing new varieties of Lang-Kiln red glaze. For blue-and-white porcelain, it used glaze material from Zhejiang, which was marked by brilliant color and rich gradation."