Imperial Enameled Porcelain Canisters – Hand-Painted Masterpieces by Baocilin

Enameled porcelain represents one of the most prestigious and rare art forms in Chinese ceramic history — once produced exclusively for the imperial court during the Kangxi, Yongzheng, and Qianlong reigns of the Qing Dynasty.

These newly hand-crafted black-based enameled porcelain incense burners are exquisite collector’s pieces for refined tea connoisseurs. Meticulously painted and kiln-fired, each is a modern tribute to the imperial aesthetic of ancient China.

• 🔹 A Royal Heritage
  Historically produced only within the Forbidden City, enameled porcelain was the most prized category of Qing Dynasty porcelain, known as the “Crown of Overglaze Enamelware”. Created for royal use and never released to the public, authentic imperial enameled pieces remain extremely rare — with only a few hundred surviving today.

• 🔹 A Fusion of East & West
  Originally inspired by Western enameling on metal, Qing artisans successfully transferred the technique onto porcelain, resulting in vibrant, intricate motifs unmatched in Chinese ceramics. This innovation gave rise to later developments such as Kangxi Famille Rose.

• 🔹 Symbol of Prestige & Artistry
  Known for their rich colors, tactile detail, and stunning visual depth, these canisters continue the tradition with fine brushwork, vivid hues, and auspicious motifs. Perfect for storing loose-leaf tea or fine incense powders.

• 🔹 A Gift of Distinction
  Produced by Baocilin, one of Jingdezhen’s premier modern porcelain brands, these canisters are not only functional but museum-worthy. Ideal for gifting, collection, or daily indulgence.

🫙 Available in 4 Sizes
Each is sold individually and includes a fitted lid. Choose your preferred size or collect the full set for a stunning visual impact on your tea table.

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