
Falangcai, painted by hand in Jingdezhen
An enamel art born in the workshops of the Qing court three centuries ago, still painted stroke by stroke at Xiong Jianjun Kiln.
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Works by Xiong Jianjun
Painted by the master, or designed and signed by him. Each work comes with a certificate from the kiln.
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Six collections from one kiln — each painted by hand in Jingdezhen, from the tea table to the collector's cabinet.
Tea & CoffeeGaiwans, teapots and cups, for the gongfu table and the morning coffee.Explore
TablewarePlates and bowls painted for everyday meals and for the feast.Explore
VasesFrom a single stem on the desk to a full branch in the hall.Explore
Home DécorGinger jars and display plates for the mantel and the cabinet.Explore
Art & CollectionNumbered and one-of-a-kind works, many by the master's own hand.Explore
Living ObjectsIncense, candles and small things for a quiet room.Explore
What is falangcai?
Painted enamel on white porcelain, first made for the Qing emperors in the early eighteenth century. Each colour is mixed by hand, laid on with a fine brush and fixed in its own low-temperature firing.
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