NewChi was founded by artist Heinrich Wang, working with white porcelain in translucent glaze fired at 1300°C — bringing together Eastern culture, design philosophy, and craftsmanship to create contemporary porcelain objects for everyday living, collecting, and passing down through generations.
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Design
Every object carries more than function —it carries a way of seeing the world.
White Porcelain
Fired at 1300°C, the translucent glaze
captures light and shadow, revealing the quiet texture of pure white porcelain.
Craftsmanship
From design to firing, every piece passes through a rigorous process — in pursuit of the perfect meeting of craft and beauty.
Living
From the tea table to meaningful gifts,
each object carries blessing, memory,
and culture into everyday life.
For over four decades, Heinrich Wang has explored the relationship between objects, culture, and daily life — reinterpreting Eastern aesthetics through contemporary white porcelain.He believes that good design goes beyond form — making every piece a meaningful presence in daily life.
"The beauty of a work is born from the intersection of slowness and love. A piece emerges from the hands only through unwavering devotion."
—— Heinrich Wang, A Warrior's Tenderness
Heinrich Wang distills the idea of self-fulfillment into something you can hold — Radiant Sun, a white porcelain teapot whose fullness contains deliberate voids, whose roundness moves with rhythm. To hold...
By the Measure of the Sea is one of Heinrich Wang’s reflections on the philosophy behind the Vessel & Measure collection. In this design note, he explores geometry, generosity, and...
NewChi is a contemporary Taiwanese white porcelain brand founded by artist Heinrich Wang. Working in white porcelain with translucent glaze fired at 1300°C, the brand brings together Eastern culture, design philosophy, and craftsmanship. NewChi believes that objects are never just objects — they carry culture, meaning, and blessing into everyday life. The collection spans teaware, coffee sets, vases, art objects, and porcelain gifts, suited for personal collecting and meaningful gifting.
Heinrich Wang is the founder of NewChi and a contemporary white porcelain artist who has spent over four decades exploring the relationship between objects, culture, and daily life. He collaborated with the National Palace Museum in Taipei on the Qing Xiang collection, and has been recognized with the EY Entrepreneur Award (Culture & Innovation). He believes that good design goes beyond form — every piece should become a meaningful presence in daily life.
White porcelain is the medium through which Heinrich Wang reinterprets Eastern culture and living. Its translucent glaze captures light and shadow; its pure white surface embodies the aesthetic of restraint and open space that is central to Eastern design. NewChi fires its porcelain at 1300°C, producing a dense, luminous glaze that reveals the quiet texture of the material — making white not just a color, but a design language.
The key differences lie in raw materials and firing temperature. White porcelain is made primarily from kaolin clay and fired at over 1200°C, producing a dense, low-absorbency body with a smooth, refined glaze. Regular ceramics are typically fired at lower temperatures, resulting in a more porous body with higher water absorption. NewChi white porcelain is fired at 1300°C with a translucent glaze — resistant to absorbing odors, and well-suited for teaware and daily use.
Yes. NewChi's works span teaware, vases, art objects, and porcelain boxes — each presented in the brand's signature orange handmade gift box, ready to give without additional wrapping. For a housewarming, consider a vase or sculptural piece; for a promotion or new business, an auspicious art object; for a respected elder or important client, a teaware set carries the most weight.
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