Five blessings, arriving from every direction
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Blessings in Flight is a white porcelain platter built around the Chinese auspicious phrase wufu linmen — five blessings arriving at the door. Five butterflies fly inward from every direction toward a central latticed doorway opening, presenting the blessings not as a static symbol but as a scene in motion. At 19.5 × 19.5 cm, the piece works as a wall ornament, trivet, serving platter, teapot stand, flat vase, and more — a daily companion that carries its blessing into every corner of a life.
Designed by contemporary white porcelain artist Heinrich Wang, each piece brings Eastern philosophy into contemporary form.
Reflections on life, given form as objects — a modern aesthetic with a Zen sensibility.
A clear glaze reveals the purest white of the fired porcelain body.
Only hands can pass on the warmth of the hand. Every NewChi piece is handmade, taking on the most demanding challenges of porcelain craft.
Suited to important celebrations, wishes for elders, corporate gifts and art collections. For a handwritten greeting card, please add your message in the order notes at checkout.
For a custom wooden or acrylic display stand, please contact us.
Trivet · Teapot stand · Cup rest
The four small feet lift the platter naturally off the surface, making it an ideal trivet. A teapot, coffee pot, or cup placed on it turns every act of drinking into an occasion accompanied by a blessing.
Serving platter · Fruit plate
The 19.5 cm square surface is well proportioned for individual light meals, seasonal fruit, afternoon pastry, or appetizer presentation. Pure white porcelain steps back so the food's color becomes the subject — the butterfly motif adds festive warmth without competing.
Flat vase · Living arrangement
The platter works as a flat base for low flower arrangements, moss, or stone compositions. It also suits the display of small objects — incense, candles, tea tools — making it the most considered focal point on any surface it occupies.
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Heinrich Wang, founder of NewChi Porcelain and of Tittot, is one of Taiwan's most representative contemporary artists in white porcelain and glass. He brings philosophy and poetry into the design of objects; his work has been exhibited at the National Museum of History in Taiwan, the National Taiwan Craft Research and Development Institute and the Triennale di Milano, and is held in collections in Taiwan and abroad. Each piece is personally overseen by Heinrich Wang, bringing together artistry, culture and everyday use.
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