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From Kiln to Home: A Thousand-Year Legacy
Crafted in the Kiln, Cherished Across Generations
For over 1,300 years, Jingdezhen’s kilns have whispered stories through fire and clay. Today, we rekindle those tales into light, fragrance, and rituals that breathe heritage into contemporary homes."
Our mission
To Bridge Millennia in Every Object
We transform Jingdezhen’s vanishing craftsmanship into functional art for global homes. Each piece – a ceramic lamp, a tea set, or an aroma vessel – carries the DNA of ancient kilns, reimagined for modern mindfulness.
Our vision
A World Where Heritage is Lived, Not Museumized
We envision homes where daily rituals – sipping tea, lighting a lamp, unwinding with scent – become portals to cultural legacy. By 2030, we aim to empower 100+ artisan communities worldwide, turning endangered crafts into thriving livelihoods.
5% of every purchase funds artisan workshops, ensuring these skills burn bright for future generations.
Artisan Voices
A true kiln master listens to the fire’s song. ModernOrientalHome lets the world hear it."
– Chen Yong, 4th-generation potter
Our Artisans
Inheritors of Jingdezhen Intangible Cultural Heritage （ICH）
Mr. Yang Yong
chief engineer of high - temperature colored glazes in Xujia Kiln wood - fired kiln and the representative inheritor of the firing technique of blue - and - white Zhuming materials.
Mr.Shao Yida
inheritor of the mother-of-pearl carving and a master of arts and crafts for 40 years. His works have been collected by first - class national museums.
Miss. Deng Xiping
The "Queen of Colored Glazes" has successfully re-created and innovated more than 40 types of traditional colored glazes, which is a brilliant figure in the colored glazes history.
Miss. Chu Jinxia
inheritor of the Wuhu iron - painting forging technique, which is on the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage list: Casting floral fires and forging the red dust.