Sanhe Tile Kiln, Historic tile manufacturing site in Dashu District, Taiwan
Sanhe Tile Kiln is a traditional tile manufacturing facility in Dashu with traditional kilns and work areas where ceramic tiles are crafted from local clay. The site displays the entire production process from raw material preparation to finished products.
The facility was founded in 1918 under the name Shunanhao and went through several phases of development over the decades. It was formally recognized as a historical building in 2004.
The site shows how traditional craftsmanship shaped the way buildings were made and how tiles became essential to local architecture. You can observe how these skills are still passed down and understand the role this work played in the community.
Visitors can join guided tours and take part in workshops to watch how tiles are made and understand the craft. Handmade products are available for purchase at the on-site shop, and the facility welcomes group visits.
It remains the only still-functioning traditional tile kiln of its kind in Dashu and produces specialized materials used to restore historical buildings. This role makes it essential to preserving Taiwan's architectural heritage.
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