Dr. Jorg says that the name kraakporselein was applied to mold-made porcelain produced especially for export at Jingdezhen in Jiangxi Province during the Ming dynasty. The ware had a very thin body and was mostly blue-and-white, and much of it was decorated around the edges with panels depicting Buddhist and Taoist symbols, and in the center with landscape scenes or animals.
約賀博士表示，所謂的克拉喀瓷，是明代江西景德鎮專供外銷的模製瓷器，胎身很薄，大部分是藍白青花，邊飾多半分割為開光圖案，其中畫上佛道寶物，中央則有山水或動物圖案。