Ming Garden Series

Ming Garden is a contemporary porcelain ritual set inspired by the refined visual language of Ming-dynasty (AD 1465–1487),  doucai ceramics.

Jingdezhen has been known for one of the most important centers of official and imperial porcelain since the Song dynasty (AD 960–1279). Within this long ceramic lineage, doucai became one of its most distinctive decorative languages. Traditional doucai is known for the delicate relationship between underglaze blue outlines and overglaze enamel color.

This set uses doucai-inspired underglaze decal decoration, allowing the pattern to sit beneath the glaze surface. The result is a smooth, even finish that is better suited to stable, reassuring, and accessible daily tea use.

Ming Garden Series

Craft Archive

Discover the making process behind each collection — from clay, glaze, and firing to the cultural references that shape every object.

Enter the Archive

Hand-Thrown in Jingdezhen High-White Clay

Each piece begins with Jingdezhen high-white clay, hand-thrown to form a clean, refined porcelain body. The material is chosen for its whiteness, delicacy, and ability to hold light within the ceramic wall.

Collections