— PORCELAIN CRAFTSMANSHIP TRADITION SINCE 1004
Linglong pierced porcelain and hand-painted blue-and-white, from the porcelain city of Jingdezhen — tea ware, tableware and home pieces.
We work in two historic idioms: Linglong, the pierced porcelain whose openings are filled with translucent glaze, and blue-and-white, painted in cobalt beneath a clear glaze. Both are made entirely by hand.
Every piece passes through artisans who have each spent years on a single stage — throwing, carving, painting, glazing, firing. We keep those skills in daily production, as cups, pots and plates for ordinary weeks.
Openwork cut by hand and filled with translucent glaze — every aperture lights up when you raise the cup.
Cobalt landscapes and lotus scrolls, in freehand brushwork or hand-applied porcelain transfers.
Gaiwans, cups and pour-over sets: light in the hand, balanced when full, dishwasher-safe.
Artisans carve fine apertures into the unfired body by hand, then fill each opening with a translucent linglong glaze. After a high-temperature firing, the filled openings emerge as luminous windows that glow softly when light passes through.
Cobalt pigment is brushed straight onto the unglazed body — a grey-black line that only turns blue in the fire. The piece is then dipped in clear glaze and fired once at high temperature, sealing the decoration beneath the surface, where it cannot fade or wash away.
The full range ships worldwide from our official AliExpress store, packed to arrive intact. For weddings, hotels and corporate gifts we also produce to order — tell us the quantity and the deadline.