Gifts
Give the whole table
A porcelain service is how Chinese households mark the occasions that matter — the wedding, the new home, the sixtieth birthday. Every set here arrives complete in its colour-printed gift box: counted, checked, ready to give.
Two ways to choose
By occasion
The day it marks
Certain days have kept the same pattern for generations. A place to start, not a rule.
Banquet Services · 56 pieces
Wedding
The full 56-piece banquet service — ten places and every serving piece, one box for two families to open.
Banquet services →
Everyday Sets · from Get a quote
Housewarming
A rice set from Get a quote — the first porcelain a new kitchen owns, boxed and ready the day they get the keys.
Everyday rice sets →
Twin Fish · 年年有余
Lunar New Year
Twin Fish — two fish printed where the rice goes, the old wish of abundance revealed as the bowl empties.
The Twin Fish pattern →
Longevity Peach
Birthday banquet
The peach is the wish — ink-painted boughs over a pale turquoise band, the service birthday banquets are set with.
The Longevity Peach pattern →
Mountain Stream
Mid-Autumn
Mountain Stream — a shan-shui landscape that assembles into one long scroll across the reunion table.
The Mountain Stream pattern →
Lilac
Thank you
Lilac — a sprigged rice set light enough to give the same week, and reached for daily long after.
The Lilac pattern →
By recipient
The hands it is for
The right service depends less on the shelf it sits on than on who reaches for it every day.
Longevity Peach · 32 pieces
For grandparents
Longevity Peach, in the 32-piece family size — the long-life wish, painted the way families have always given it.
Longevity Peach →
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For newlyweds
A banquet service to grow into — or open a registry and let the wedding table give it together.
The registry →
Family Service · 18 pieces
For the first apartment
The 18-piece Tang Scroll service — four places and nothing they will not use — or an everyday set from Get a quote to begin smaller.
The 18-piece service →
Gilded Ocean · 28 pieces
For the host
Gilded Ocean — a fine gold rim that reads a class above its price. It asks only to be washed by hand.
Gilded Ocean →
Ink Rhythm · 6 pieces
For yourself
Ink Rhythm — one brush-wash of ink and nothing else. The quiet set nobody thinks to give you.
Ink Rhythm →
The registry
A banquet service is best given together.
Fifty-six pieces is a large gift for one person and an easy one for ten. Open a registry, share a single list, and the service arrives boxed and complete — with completion pricing on whatever the list leaves behind.