Jian Zhan

Originated from Fujian, this type of ware has simple shapes, but the special effects caused by the glaze make each one unique. Some of the patterns are known as "hare's fur," "oil-spot," and "partridge feather." They are caused randomly as excess iron in the glaze is forced out during firing. Jian Zhan achieved its high prestige during the Song Dynasty.

Shino Ware

Adorn far and near, Shino Wares usually have a distinct white feldspar glaze, rosy scorch marks, and texture of small holes. We combined the traditional Shino Ware techniques with Chinese clay and special glaze to give the teaware more varieties of color and texture.

Dehua Porcelain

More known as Blanc de Chine, Dehua Porcelain is originated from Dehua in Fujian Province. The clay and climate in Dehua nurtured the spotless white porcelain, and soon it earned its name in the world -- it was widely exported to Europe in the 18th century and also Japan as a valued commodity.

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