SDGS
Quality Education
Zhunan Snake Kiln integrates multiple fields such as culture, art, environmental science, and history, providing schools and groups with rich interdisciplinary learning opportunities and helping to cultivate students' comprehensive thinking abilities.
▪Pottery Experience and Education Promotion
Zhunan Snake Kiln actively shoulders the mission of cultural heritage preservation, providing diverse interactive experiences and in-depth educational courses, allowing visitors not only to "see" but also to "do" and "learn" personally.
Hands-on workshops: Suitable for visitors of all ages, offering a variety of pottery DIY courses, including basic slab creation, professional wheel throwing experience, and free-form pottery sculpting courses.
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In-depth guided tours: The park offers professional and in-depth guided tours (advance reservations are recommended), covering a wealth of knowledge about wood-fired kilns, the history of ancient kilns, the story of the Lin family's two-generation inheritance, and the secrets of the world-renowned "Lin-style high-temperature wood-fired technique".
Cultural lectures and demonstrations: The park regularly holds various types of ceramic culture lectures, technical demonstrations, and even international exchange workshops, providing an excellent platform for professional ceramic enthusiasts to learn in depth.
Responsible consumption and production
For decades, Zhunan Snake Kiln has insisted on not cutting down trees, but instead uses driftwood scattered on the coast and riverbanks after typhoons, or waste from timber factories, as fuel for firing the kiln. This practice not only reduces costs but also transforms waste into renewable resources, reducing pressure on the forest ecosystem.
Sustainable Development Partnership
Zhunan Snake Kiln has co-organized the Taiwan International Chawan Festival multiple times, collaborated with the Taiwan Chawan Culture Association to jointly plan the event content, and provided professional resources for wood-fired pottery.
