This unique bone china plate is a striking fusion of Eastern and Western ceramic traditions — a reimagined art piece that tells a story of cultural harmony and aesthetic dialogue.
The half of the plate draws inspiration from the greenware techniques of Staffordshire, England, featuring a pastoral landscape of a lone tree, an arched bridge, and a distant village. Delicate grapevine and floral motifs frame the scene, echoing the idyllic charm popular in 18th–19th century European ceramics.
In contrast, the another half pays tribute to traditional Chinese famille rose porcelain. At its center stands a gracefully dressed woman in classical attire, set against a golden pagoda and a sky adorned with the Big Dipper and the moon — rich with symbolic meaning. Cloud patterns, blossoms, and ruyi motifs along the border reflect the elegance and precision of Eastern aesthetics.
By blending two distinct visual languages, this piece captures the essence of East-West cultural convergence, making it not only a decorative treasure but also a conversation-starting collectible.
The set includes four sizes:
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12" Charger Plate – A grand and stylish base plate, perfect for elevating formal dining settings.
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10.5" Dinner Plate – Ideal for serving main courses, offering both practicality and elegance.
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8" Dessert Plate – Perfect for cakes, fruits, and other light treats.
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6.5" Bread Plate – Conveniently sized for bread or small bites.
Each piece is crafted from high-quality bone china, known for its delicate texture and soft luster. The intricate patterns are applied using overglaze (on-glaze) decoration, resulting in vivid colors and rich detail with a refined finish. Whether for everyday use or festive gatherings, this set is a tasteful addition that enhances any dining experience.
