The Transparent Pale Blue (Qingbai) Porcelain vase reflects the earliest refined beauty found in Chinese ceramics, celebrated for its cool, jade-like translucency and soft luminosity. Discover the serene elegance of Qingbai porcelain, also known as transparent pale-blue porcelain—a luminous treasure of imperial porcelain and one of the earliest refined forms in Chinese ceramics. Originating during the Song Dynasty, Qingbai porcelain is admired for its delicate bluish glaze that seems to float above the fine white body. Each vase, dish, jar, or bowl is meticulously handcrafted in Jingdezhen, painted or carved with subtle motifs, and fired up to 1320 °C in kiln to be finished products, creating a pure, jade-like translucency that radiates timeless calm.
Our Transparent Pale Blue (Qingbai) Porcelain vase collection pays homage to the minimalist elegance of historical Chinese ceramics, reflecting the Song and Yuan imperial ideals of purity and harmony. Discover the serene elegance of Qingbai porcelain, also known as transparent pale-blue porcelain—a luminous treasure of imperial porcelain and one of the earliest refined forms in Chinese ceramics. Originating during the Song Dynasty, Qingbai porcelain is admired for its delicate bluish glaze that seems to float above the fine white body. Each vase, dish, jar, or bowl is meticulously handcrafted in Jingdezhen, painted or carved with subtle motifs, and fired up to 1320 °C in kiln to be finished products, creating a pure, jade-like translucency that radiates timeless calm. Inspired by museum-preserved masterpieces in the British Museum and the Palace Museum, each piece reveals lotus blossoms, wave patterns, and cloud-scroll motifs representing peace and refinement.
Each Transparent Pale Blue (Qingbai) Porcelain vase is a testament to the enduring artistry of Chinese ceramics, offering a perfect blend of cultural heritage and modern luxury. Discover the serene elegance of Qingbai porcelain, also known as transparent pale-blue porcelain—a luminous treasure of imperial porcelain and one of the earliest refined forms in Chinese ceramics. Originating during the Song Dynasty, Qingbai porcelain is admired for its delicate bluish glaze that seems to float above the fine white body. Each vase, dish, jar, or bowl is meticulously handcrafted in Jingdezhen, painted or carved with subtle motifs, and fired up to 1320 °C in kiln to be finished products, creating a pure, jade-like translucency that radiates timeless calm. Fired up to 1320 °C to achieve brilliance “keeping forever like a diamond,” these transparent pale-blue porcelains suit luxury homes, hotels, and executive offices, making them ideal heritage gifts for collectors who appreciate serene, imperial elegance.
