About our collection
The collection draws inspiration from the richness of Peranakan Chinese culture, where traditional Chinese opulence, Malay vibrancy, and European elegance converge into extraordinary, refined tableware—each piece balancing old-world grandeur with sleek, contemporary sophistication.
Designed by ceramic artist Yen Qin, and made by Singapore’s longest-established ceramics producer, Luzerne, the collection is handcrafted in Dehua—the birthplace of world-renowned Blanc de Chine porcelain—located in Yen Qin’s ancestral province of Fujian, China. Each piece is not only a testament to unparalleled craftsmanship, but also a deeply personal tribute, merging heritage and artistry into timeless tableware designed to endure.
More than just tableware, this collection is a celebration of diverse cultural traditions, reflecting the dynamic nature of our global heritage today. Invite a story of culture and heritage to your table, turning everyday meals into celebrations and gatherings into unforgettable experiences.
Designed by ceramic artist, Yen Qin
Yen Qin is a ceramic artist and 6th generation Peranakan Chinese from Melbourne, Australia. She uses the medium of ceramics as a conduit to reconnect with her Southeast Asian roots, creating a space that celebrates heritage and cultural identity within contemporary life.
Produced by award-winning global tableware brand, Luzerne
Luzerne has been designing and creating bespoke fine china for the world's most celebrated restaurants, hotels and chefs since 2004. Celebrating 75 years of heritage, Luzerne stands as one of Singapore’s most established homegrown brands, proudly investing in the rich cultural legacy of Singapore.
Handcrafted in World Porcelain City, Dehua
The history of porcelain in Dehua dates back thousands of years to the Tang Dynasty (618-907 C.E.) and was a major exporter during the Song Dynasty (960-1279 C.E.) and Yuan Dynasty (1279-1368 C.E.). It reached its peak during the Ming Dynasty, when it became renowned for its ivory white Blanc de Chine porcelain. Dehua has been conferred the status as World Porcelain City and in 2021, the kilns of Dehua were inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List for their importance for medieval maritime trade and the exchange of cultures and ideas around the world.