A Bud Ready to Bloom｜Teapot Shaped Like Spring’s Awakening
The teapot body resembles a flower bud just before blooming—gently containing the warmth, fragrance, and promise of spring.
Openwork Window Motif｜Spring Flowers Framed in Light
The pierced decorative band around the teapot evokes a floral window, as if tea were being brewed beside a blooming spring garden.
Suspended Hollow Handle｜Where Lightness Meets Structural Challenge
The hollow, floating handle is a technical and symbolic highlight. Visually weightless yet structurally sound, it represents the ease and joy that spring brings.
Graceful Base Proportions｜Strength in Delicate Balance
The teapot and cup both feature small bases supporting fuller forms. This “light support of fullness” echoes both design confidence and the emergence of new life.
To lift warmth in full bloom,
to offer fragrance with devotion,
to pour sweetness into the heart—
and gently let happiness overflow.
—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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Who Is It For?
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.
White porcelain calls for precision; lacquer follows nature. In their first joint exhibition, Heinrich Wang and Cai Yi Xiu meet at Ting Ting Art Space, where curator Hu Yi-Hsun takes...
What allows a contemporary white porcelain work to become a classic? At an art salon held during Heinrich Wang’s The New · The Classic exhibition in Shanghai, Professor Zhang Changhong...
