Teapot and Two Cups Set: For tea shared between two people, complete gifting, housewarmings, and important milestones.Teapot Only: For those who already own preferred cups and would like the teapot to become the visual focus of their tea setting.Single Cup: For individual tea moments, an introductory NewChi piece, or a smaller gesture of appreciation.

Collectors of contemporary white porcelain and geometric teawareThose who appreciate restrained crystal details and sculptural formHousewarming, wedding, promotion, and milestone giftsExpressions of gratitude to partners, family members, mentors, or collaboratorsTea drinkers who value reflection, relationships, and sensory experienceThose who prefer the flexibility of choosing a complete set, teapot, or single cup

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Treasure in Hand | White Porcelain Tea Set with Crystal Accents

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Treasure in Hand is a contemporary white porcelain tea set defined by an upright geometric form and blue crystal accents. Through the tactile rituals of holding, pouring, and tasting tea, it reflects the discernment that experience brings—and our growing ability to recognize what is truly worth treasuring.The work begins with the image of a luminous crystal, but its meaning extends beyond brilliance. Its ascending form creates order, the crystal details gather light, and the hand’s contact with the vessel turns appreciation into a lived gesture.

To hold what matters, and taste life with greater clarity.

Treasure in Hand is a white porcelain tea set by Heinrich Wang, distinguished by its poised geometry and restrained blue crystal accents. More than an image of something precious, the work reflects what we learn to treasure after experiencing life’s contrasts: a shared pot of tea, a lasting relationship, and the quiet depth found within each return of sweetness.

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Designed by Taiwanese artist Heinrich Wang

Designed by contemporary white porcelain artist Heinrich Wang, each piece embodies Eastern philosophy and contemporary form.

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Transforming life philosophy into functional art, conveying a Zen-inspired modern aesthetic.

Transparent-glazed pure white porcelain | Hand crafted

Crafted with a transparent glaze technique, revealing the pure beauty of porcelain’s natural white after firing.

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Only human hands can convey their warmth — every NewChi Porcelain piece is handmade, embracing the challenges of fine porcelain craftsmanship.

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Perfect for important festivals, greetings to elders, corporate gifting, and art collections — conveying taste and blessings. If you would like a handwritten all-occasion card, please note your request in the remarks field at checkout.

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Why Choose Treasure in Hand

Preciousness Expressed with Restraint

Small crystal accents introduce points of clear light upon the white porcelain. Rather than relying on elaborate decoration, the design allows a few carefully placed details to suggest what is rare, valued, and worthy of attention.

A Poised Architectural Form

The flared rim, broad planes, and grounded base give the teapot an upright, composed presence. The cups follow the same proportions, allowing the complete set to establish a natural sense of order on the tea table.

Life’s Contrasts, Felt in the Hand

“In hand” refers not only to possession, but also to touch. As the teapot is lifted and tea passes from warmth toward coolness, the work brings an abstract reflection back into the senses: experience teaches us what deserves to be held close.

Demanding Craft Behind a Calm Silhouette

The teapot’s broad porcelain planes, symmetrical attachments, and separately formed lid all require careful support during firing. Its composed appearance is achieved by working patiently with porcelain’s tendencies to shrink, soften, crack, and shift under heat.

Ways to Live with Treasure in Hand

A Reflective Tea Moment
Use it when work has paused and there is time to consider what deserves attention. The changing temperature and lingering sweetness of tea offer a sensory way to reflect upon the weight and value of experience.
Tea Shared with Someone Who Matters
The teapot-and-two-cup set is suited to tea with a partner, family member, close friend, mentor, or long-standing collaborator. Choosing to sit together and share time becomes its own expression of regard.
A Housewarming or New-Beginning Gift
Its compact proportions and composed form make it meaningful for a new home, marriage, or new chapter. The gift expresses a wish that the recipient may give a rightful place to the people and things they treasure.
Recognition and Gratitude
A thoughtful gift for a mentor, leader, colleague, or someone completing an important stage. It acknowledges not only accomplishment, but also the abilities, relationships, and experiences that make a life genuinely rich.

Design Details

An Upright, Expanding Silhouette

Rising from a stable square base, the body opens outward toward the rim. The teapot’s centered axis and balanced side elements create a sense of dignity without heaviness, while the aligned rim and spout reinforce its visual order.

Clear Points of Light on White Porcelain

Small blue crystal accents are set into the bodies of both teapot and cups. As the viewing angle changes, these details catch the light against the white porcelain, giving visible form to the idea of a treasured pearl held securely in hand.

From Possession to Appreciation

A treasure derives meaning not only from its brilliance, but from the way it is regarded and cared for. Treasure in Hand carries this thought into every act of lifting, pouring, and sharing tea: experience brings discernment, and discernment teaches us what to value.

The Craft of Maintaining Order

Large flat porcelain surfaces are difficult to keep even during high-temperature firing. The teapot must be fired upside down, while its body and lid require separately fitted supports to retain their intended forms.

The spout, rim, and side elements must remain aligned as the porcelain contracts. The cups present similar challenges: their side details must stay balanced, their rims level, and their small crystal accents must be set by hand with controlled pressure and placement.

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Design Concept

Treasure in Hand is a contemporary white porcelain tea set defined by an upright geometric form and blue crystal accents. Through the tactile rituals of holding, pouring, and tasting tea, it reflects the discernment that experience brings—and our growing ability to recognize what is truly worth treasuring.

The work begins with the image of a luminous crystal, but its meaning extends beyond brilliance. Its ascending form creates order, the crystal details gather light, and the hand’s contact with the vessel turns appreciation into a lived gesture.

Occasions or Usage

Teapot and Two Cups Set: For tea shared between two people, complete gifting, housewarmings, and important milestones.
Teapot Only: For those who already own preferred cups and would like the teapot to become the visual focus of their tea setting.
Single Cup: For individual tea moments, an introductory NewChi piece, or a smaller gesture of appreciation.

Ideal For

Collectors of contemporary white porcelain and geometric teaware
Those who appreciate restrained crystal details and sculptural form
Housewarming, wedding, promotion, and milestone gifts
Expressions of gratitude to partners, family members, mentors, or collaborators
Tea drinkers who value reflection, relationships, and sensory experience
Those who prefer the flexibility of choosing a complete set, teapot, or single cup

Dimension

Work: Treasure in Hand

Chinese Name: 明珠在握

Designer: Heinrich Wang

Product Type: White Porcelain Tea Set

Material: White Porcelain with Blue Crystal Accents

Available Options: Teapot and Two Cups Set, Teapot Only, Single Cup

Teapot: L11.7 × W9.3 × H11.8 cm

Cup: L5.5 × W5.5 × H6.1 cm

Poised in form, composed in order
A luminous pearl shines with clarity
Attuned to every shade of warmth and coolness
Within the hand, explore the depth and sweetness of life
- Heinrich Wang

About the Artist | Heinrich Wang

Heinrich Wang, founder of NewChi Porcelain and Tittot, is one of Taiwan’s most representative contemporary artists in white porcelain and liuli glass. Renowned for infusing philosophy and poetry into object design, his works have been exhibited at the National Museum of History in Taiwan, the Taiwan Craft Research and Development Institute, and the Triennale di Milano, earning recognition from collectors worldwide. Every porcelain piece is personally overseen by Wang, offering an aesthetic choice that unites artistry, cultural depth, and practical function.

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What is the meaning behind Treasure in Hand?

The work uses an upright porcelain form and clear points of light to explore what it means to treasure something. “In hand” also refers to the physical experience of using the tea set: through warmth, cooling, and the returning sweetness of tea, we become more aware of the people and experiences worth holding close.

Which set option should I choose?

Choose the teapot and two cups for a complete gift or tea shared between two people. The teapot-only option suits an existing tea collection, while the single cup is appropriate for individual use, an introductory NewChi piece, or a smaller gesture.

What occasions is Treasure in Hand suitable for?

It is meaningful for housewarmings, weddings, promotions, expressions of gratitude, and personal milestones. Rather than simply wishing the recipient material abundance, it recognizes that their abilities, relationships, and accumulated experiences are treasures in themselves.

Do the crystal accents affect the use of the tea set?

The crystal accents are positioned on the exterior as visual details and do not interfere with serving tea. During use and cleaning, avoid contact with hard objects and do not scrub the accents with abrasive materials. Follow NewChi’s porcelain care guidance for cleaning and storage.

Gift Wrapping

Each NewChi Porcelain piece comes with an elegantly designed gift box.

From the moment it is opened, it conveys your thoughtfulness and refined taste.

Whether it’s a housewarming gift, a wedding present, or a gesture of appreciation for someone important, it expresses warmth and emotion beyond words.

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