Born in the heart of the Tang dynasty, kissed by the hands of skilled artisans, the blue and white porcelain table china bloomed into existence. Its fame unfurled like a silk banner in the Ming era, its intricate designs and delicate features whispering tales of grandeur and elegance. The creation of each piece was a dance of complexity, a ballet of clay selection, shaping, glazing, and the tender brush strokes of cobalt blue.
The designs, inspired by the whispers of nature and the echoes of history, were etched onto the porcelain's surface. Each piece was a canvas, a story told in blue and white. The porcelain became a symbol of status, a testament to the taste and refinement of its owner. Its allure reached across oceans, touching the shores of Europe in the 17th and 18th centuries. Yet, the European artisans could only gaze in awe, their hands unable to recreate the magic spun by their Chinese counterparts.
In the tapestry of Chinese culture, blue was the color of the heavens, a slice of the celestial dome captured in pigment. White, the symbol of purity, was the untouched canvas, the pristine snowfall. Together, they danced on porcelain, a harmony of color and symbolism. The lotus flower, a symbol of purity and enlightenment, bloomed in blue on white. The dragon, a symbol of power and good fortune, roared in silent majesty.
The blue and white porcelain was not just a piece of table china, it was a bridge, a silent envoy in the grand theater of global trade and cultural exchange. It was a testament to the timeless beauty, elegance, and versatility of Chinese craftsmanship, a piece of art that found its place in any setting, any occasion.
Yet, like all things beautiful, it demanded care. Its beauty was preserved with gentle cleaning, a touch as soft as a feather, a soap as mild as a summer breeze. Harsh chemicals and abrasive materials were its enemies. It found its rest wrapped in acid-free tissue paper or a soft cloth, in a corner untouched by the harsh sunlight or the extremes of temperature. A piece of blue and white porcelain was not just a possession, it was a legacy, a piece of history cradled in one's hands.
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Margolongt Bone China
For the G20 Summit in Hangzhou in 2016, a set of "West Lake Feast" series of bone china tableware was released. This series is now the main product of Margolongt and is very popular in the market.
The series uses the beautiful scenery of West Lake as an element, reflecting the unique charm of the water towns in southern China. This series uses underglaze color technology, and the lines and glaze colors are all environmentally friendly without lead, cadmium, mercury, and other heavy metal elements, making it a safe and environmentally friendly high-end bone china tableware set.
There are sets suitable for different numbers of people, with prices ranging from 1000 to 3000. It's a great gift for friends moving to a new home, with a high-end brand, guaranteed authenticity, and a test report that will definitely surprise them.
Netizen review: I chose the West Lake Feast tableware, which has a profound meaning and makes dining very enjoyable. The design of the tableware is beautiful, and the tableware is shiny. I bought a West Lake-themed teacup before, and it matches very well!
Huaguang Guoci
The Morandi series features a bean gray color element, underglaze color embossing technology, and a three-dimensional pattern, creating a beautiful visual effect. The packaging is high-end, suitable for gifts.
Netizen review: I compared many brands of tableware and finally chose Huaguang Guoci tableware. The customer service is very patient in recommending and answering questions, very considerate. The delivery speed is fast, the packaging is well protected, and each type of tableware has independent packaging. The tableware in the opened box is complete and the same as shown on the page. The workmanship is fine and the quality is very good, the glaze is smooth and delicate, the bone china has good translucency, and it has a good texture. The old brand is reliable in quality, has high recognition, and the underglaze color technology is safer and more reliable. Although the price is not cheap, it is still quite reliable for daily life and diet. I am very satisfied and like it, it is light and elegant, not ostentatious, natural and unpretentious, and elegant. It is very trustworthy to buy.
Yongfengyuan Lady Porcelain
The G20 Summit Ladies' Group dining tableware, underglaze color technology. Suitable for wedding gifts. This White Moonlight Gilded Bone China series, underglaze color embossing technology, has a delicate touch and is easy to clean.
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