KITEBORNE

“Wandering in seclusion, I unknowingly venture deep into the mountains” — a line from the poem by Zhang Chonghe, intended to convey such a serene state through our works.
Our flagship pieces include porcelain plaque paintings, tea trays and decorative items inspired by the Dunhuang grottoes and ancient books. We blend traditional Chinese beauty into porcelain to create a simple, rustic and authentic atmosphere.
All products are made from saggar clay. Its rough texture naturally expresses the antique simplicity of mural paintings and ancient books. After applying hand‑mixed antique‑style colored slip, paintings or calligraphy are created on the surface. The pieces are then fired to maturity in an electric kiln at 1240°C.

From the solemn melodies of the Chu‑Han Contention at Gaixia to the sky full of paper kites during the Qingming Festival, the kite is not merely a flying object but a romantic Oriental tradition flowing through millennia.
We inherit intangible cultural heritage techniques, selecting flexible bamboo strips as the frame and delicate silk paper as the covering. Through artisans’ meticulous binding, pasting, painting and flying, we capture the agility of swallows and the grandeur of dragons in the blue sky. Each kite is a perfect fusion of aerodynamics and meticulous heavy‑color painting, combining steady wind‑borne flight with elegant, painterly charm.
In this noisy age, may the thread in your hand reconnect you with long‑lost calm and freedom. Let this traditional hue tell stories of the sky high above the clouds just for you.

Originating in the prosperous Tang Dynasty and thriving in the Ming and Qing dynasties, velvet flower shares the homophone for "glory and prosperity" in Chinese. It was once an exclusive tribute for the imperial court, symbolizing good fortune and wealth.
Crafted with natural silk as its core and copper wire as its soul, each velvet flower is shaped into vivid birds, flowers, fish and insects through more than ten elaborate procedures by skilled artisans. It boasts the luster and softness of silk yet is far more durable than fresh flowers, never fading or withering.
In this fast‑paced era, we choose to slow down. Every velvet flower is a unique work of art, carrying thousands of years of craftsmanship and blessings, meant to adorn every glorious moment in your life.