Po-Phase Flowers -Tableware Set

Name: Po-Phase Flowers -Tableware Set
SKU: 1330
Availability: InStock

Price range: $4,296.00 through $11,976.00

22 / 27 / 39 Pcs

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SKU: N/A Categories: Longzhuge, Po-Phase Flowers of Dignity and Grace, Tableware

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Design Inspiration
The [Po-Phase Flowers of Dignity and Grace ]Chinese tableware is designed for official banquets. Inheriting the auspicious and auspicious symbolism of traditional Baoxiang patterns, it conveys a classic and elegant sense of Chinese ritual. Whether at an official banquet or at a family gathering, it embodies the rituals of life.

Traditional Patterns, Beautiful Meaning
The Baoxiang pattern, combined with famille rose technique, symbolizes good fortune and prosperity. The gilded borders exude elegance and luxury.

Chinese Style, Highly Practical
A wide variety of shapes, with a deep center, meet the needs of a Chinese family table.

High-temperature calcination, healthy white porcelain
Over 1300 degrees Fired at ultra-high temperatures, far exceeding bone china, the food-grade nano-glaze is lead-free and cadmium-free, ensuring that harmful metals evaporate at temperatures exceeding 1260°C, ensuring safe and reliable use.

Hand-painted gold: luxurious beauty.
Enamel gold painting: radiant brilliance.

Enhancing the quality of your dining experience.

Durable: looking like new for centuries.
Jingdezhen high-temperature white porcelain is acid-resistant, alkali-resistant, and abrasion-resistant, with a tough texture that remains a legacy, even after frequent use.

Hard glaze: easy to rinse.

High-temperature fired hard glaze: resists oil stains and rinses clean easily.

Ceramic craft instructions:

The following natural phenomena may occur during the production of porcelain. These are not quality issues and do not affect daily use.

Bubbles/Small Black Spots:
Small bubbles or black spots may appear during high-temperature firing of ceramics. This is normal.

Unglazed Bottom:
Porcelain is placed on a cutting board before being fired in the kiln, so the bottom cannot be glazed, resulting in a rough texture.

Hand-Painted:
In hand-painted porcelain, the artist flexibly adjusts the color and brushstrokes, resulting in variations in lines. This is normal.

Blue and White Iron:
The blue and white color is rich and emerald with a sunken feel. Rust spots may appear, imitating the effect of Sumaliqing. This is normal.

Minor Color Difference:
Minor color differences are normal during the firing of porcelain due to batch differences, kiln conditions, and subtle temperature fluctuations.