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Bringing China's finest craft and design to the world.

We partner with up-and-coming brands from artists and makers in China to bring the finest quality products to the world. Pre-order opening soon.

Hands holding a celadon rice bowl with carved floral pattern, set on a matching plate
Minyi, the maker behind Lanyin, seated at a table

Coming soon: Jingdezhen porcelain, by Lanyin

We stopped by Jingdezhen, the world’s porcelain capital, and met Minyi, the maker behind Lanyin.

We fell in love with their products. They’re everyday tableware, minimalist and yet, when you look closely, we see the intricate patterns that tells a cultural story.

About 缘起

Things that hold a story.

Celadon Eave is a curation of China's finest craft—furniture, ceramics, and textiles—for those who want their home to hold something meaningful.

We traverse across mountains and factories of China, interview artisans and independent makers, and find beautiful objects yet to be discovered in the world.

And through these products, we tell China’s craft story to the world.

Song dynasty ceramic dish on display at a local museum
Photo from a local museum that told the story of the Song dynasty.
Chopsticks lifting shrimp from a white lobed Song-inspired plate
Song-inspired tableware.
Qing dynasty painting of the imperial kiln factory in Jingdezhen
Depicture of the imperial kiln factory in Jingdezhen during the Qing Dynasty. There was a saying: "craftsmen come from all directions, and vessels travel across the world."

Craftsmanship passed down from thousand years

Designs from the past is integrated with modern design and technology.

Porcelain produced in Jingdezhen has a high bar for quality and design. They’re fired at around 1300°C, hot enough that the clay itself vitrifies into a dense, glass-like body that resists stains and odors. And even though they look delicate, they don’t chip easily (dishwasher and microwave safe is always a plus).

It's the same technique the kilns of Jingdezhen have been perfecting for a thousand years.

We don't sell what we haven't seen made.

We believe in honesty in materials, craftsmanship and sustainability. We visit the workshop, sat down with the founders (over tea), and partner with products we trust.

A craftsman painting a porcelain bowl by hand Close-up of a blade carving a pattern into unfired porcelain

our collection, a glimpse 一瞥

  • The mud silk 香云纱

    “Three steamings, nine boilings, and eighteen sun-dryings”, you can’t make this up.

  • Tea from Liubao 六堡茶

    The “darkest roast” in the tea world and it’s said to make the body feel the warmest from the inside.

  • Song-inspired furniture 宋式美学家具

    Is it Scandinavian or is it Song? Solid, sustainable wood with elegant curves.

  • Hand-glazed tile 瓷砖

    Made for that home renovation, but beautiful enough to frame.

  • Textile accessories 棉麻制品

    Meditation cushions, tissue boxes, made from natural cotton. Quality inside and out.

The full collection opens by pre-order.

Celadon bowls of food on a wooden table by a window Aerial view of mud silk drying in rows on grass Celadon cup of coffee and a matcha dessert on a wooden tray Song-inspired wooden sofa with floral cushions in a bright living room

Let’s share a conversation

We’re in beta at the moment and would love to hear from you.

To get in touch for questions, partnerships, ideas or just to say hi, please fill out the form and we’d be happy to schedule a virtual tea 🫖