A Thousand Years of Craft

Made in Jingdezhen

Located in southeastern China, Jingdezhen has been a center of porcelain making for more than 1,700 years, earning it the name “Porcelain Capital.” 

From the 1300s through the early 1900s, its imperial kilns produced finely crafted porcelain for China’s emperors and the imperial court.

Crafted for Everyday Use 

Fired at approximately 2,200°F, each mug develops a strong porcelain body and a smooth, durable glazed surface. Dishwasher safe, very strong, stain resistant and chip resistant, these are not novelty mugs that will scuff or scratch. 

The refined glaze is easy to clean and helps resist lingering coffee and tea stains, allowing the artwork and finish to remain beautiful through everyday use.