In the Song Dynasty (960-1279), Bayi Kiln was one of the country's pioneers in firing porcelain items featuring the twin colors of red and green.Such items of that period were often referred to by collectors as the 'earliest rainbow porcelain of China'.

The process for turning a piece of kaolin clay into an exquisite piece of porcelain requires 72 procedures.In 2021, the ancient porcelain-making technique of Bayi Kiln, which has been well preserved to date, was included in the list of national intangible cultural heritage items.