Timeless Chinese Ceramic Art, Made to Be Lived With
Crafted across historic kiln regions including Jingdezhen, Dehua, and Yixing — bringing authentic Chinese ceramic artistry into modern spaces.
From the Kilns of China
Short documentary filmed across Jingdezhen
Shop by collection
Tea Ritual
Tea Ritual
Vessels & Decor
Vessels & Decor
Zen & Meditation Spaces
Zen & Meditation Spaces
The Imperial Archives
The Imperial Archives
Objects that shape the atmosphere of a room.
AzureBlanc pieces are designed not only as collectible ceramics, but as part of everyday living — bringing texture, calm, and permanence into contemporary interiors.
Why we started AzureBlanc
We started AzureBlanc after years of visiting kiln regions and seeing how difficult it was to find authentic craftsmanship beyond museums. We wanted to create a quieter alternative — objects with cultural depth, designed for contemporary living.
The Journal
From Sotheby’s to the Shanghai Museum: The Fate of a Yongzheng Famille Rose Olive-Shaped Vase
At the 2002 Sotheby’s Autumn Auctions in Hong Kong, a Qing dynasty Yongzheng-period Famille Rose olive-shaped vase sold for over $5.3 million USD (41.5 million HKD), setting a world record...
From Sotheby’s to the Shanghai Museum: The Fate of a Yongzheng Famille Rose Olive-Shaped Vase
From Sotheby’s to the Shanghai Museum: The Fate of a Yongzheng Famille Rose Olive-Shaped Vase
The Weight of a Celestial Sphere: The Qianlong Famille Rose Vase
At the 2011 Sotheby’s Autumn Auctions in Hong Kong, a 51-centimeter Qianlong-era Famille Rose vase sold for over $11.5 million USD (90.26 million HKD). While the numbers make headlines, for...
The Weight of a Celestial Sphere: The Qianlong Famille Rose Vase
The Weight of a Celestial Sphere: The Qianlong Famille Rose Vase
Dehua Ware (Blanc de Chine): The Mastery of Pure Luminous White
Most people pause when they first encounter Blanc de Chine. There are no cobalt blue narratives running across its surface, no layered enamels competing for attention. It is, seemingly, just...
