Inspired by the cold clarity of winter, the form is defined by clean, vertical lines and geometric harmony—symbolizing knowledge, discipline, and inner renewal.
The teapot’s base, handle, and lid require exact timing during shaping. Improper drying causes collapse; improper firing causes warping. Its straight profile pushes technical boundaries of porcelain art.
The cup’s base rests on precision points, and its rim is flattened through high-pressure forming. Every element embodies clarity, patience, and a return to order.
Wisdom is built through layers of practice.Grace is cultivated through steady ascent.As the seasons turn, the virtuous endure.In winter’s coolness, warmth quietly rises.—Heinrich Wang
Each piece comes in an elegant box with a matching gift bag. Protective cushioning materials are used to ensure safe delivery during transit.
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We offer custom wooden or acrylic stands based, and personalized engraving is also available upon request.
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Heinrich Wang, founder of both NewChi Porcelain and the renowned Tittot glass art brand, is a leading figure in contemporary Taiwanese porcelain. His works—fusing philosophy and minimalist form—have been exhibited at the National Museum of History, the Taiwan Craft Research and Development Institute, and Milan’s Triennale Design Museum. Each porcelain piece is artist-supervised and crafted with both cultural depth and aesthetic refinement.
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