Support the Hong Kong Dragon Kiln

The Hong Kong Dragon Kiln is the last remaining complete kiln of its kind in the city — a rare and irreplaceable part of Hong Kong’s ceramic and cultural heritage.

Today, it stands at a critical moment. With your support, we can preserve not only the kiln itself, but the stories, skills, and community it represents.

 

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  Make a Donation  

You can support us through the following methods:

• PayMe: payme.hsbc/charlescsh

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• FPS: 6310791 (CHENG XXX XX)

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After making a donation, please email us at hkdragonkiln@gmail.com with your name and proof of payment so we can acknowledge your support.

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Who We Are

The Hong Kong Dragon Kiln Concern Group is a registered society, formed in 2017 and run entirely by volunteers.

We are a group of ceramic artists, researchers, and community members dedicated to:

• Preserving the Dragon Kiln as a heritage site

• Researching and documenting its history, people, and objects

• Sharing its stories through public programmes and publications

• Building a future for the kiln as a working museum and ceramic community centre

All donations directly support these efforts.

 

What We’ve Done

With the support of our community, we have:

• Catalogued ceramics, moulds, and tools at the kiln

• Published the bilingual book Objects of the Dragon Kiln

• Organised kiln clean-ups and maintenance efforts

• Led ceramic workshops with community partners

• Given talks at schools and universities

• Worked with government bodies on the kiln’s care and future

• Contributed to three large-scale public artworks commemorating the kiln

 

Key projects in 2026–2027

Your support will help us focus on three key initiatives:

1. Public Engagement & Education
Tours, exhibitions, artist talks, and community programmes to raise awareness of the Dragon Kiln.

2. Video Documentation
In-depth documentation of the kiln site, its ceramic processes, and interviews with key figures — including Mr Leung, kiln experts, and conservationists.

3. Conservation Management Plan
The development of a professional conservation plan by a heritage architect — a vital document outlining how to preserve both the physical site and its intangible cultural heritage, and to guide its future.

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How Your Donation Helps

All funds are used directly to support:

• Conservation and care of the kiln site

• Research and documentation

• Public programmes and community activities

• Long-term planning for the kiln’s future

As a fully volunteer-run organisation, every contribution makes a meaningful difference.

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Thank You

By supporting the Dragon Kiln, you are helping to preserve a living piece of Hong Kong’s history — and ensuring it continues to inspire future generations.​