INGRI Blue Phoenix - Handcrafted Bone China Dinnerware Set (Individual Piece)

INGRI Blue Phoenix Collection Dinnerware Set features a majestic phoenix surrounded by a hundred birds — a motif representing harmony, vitality, and auspicious blessings. Combining traditional Chinese artistry with modern aesthetics, soft ink-inspired tones create a poetic scene of “birds paying homage to the phoenix,” bringing cultural depth and refined elegance to any dining table.

Each piece is meticulously kiln-fired from premium bone china for a smooth, translucent finish. The delicate tableware is enhanced with German gilding, with gold rims hand-painted by skilled artisans to highlight the set’s sophisticated details. Lightweight yet durable, this luxury bone china dinnerware is perfect for everyday dining, special occasions, or as a collector’s display piece, offering both practical quality and lasting beauty.

*Product specifications are shown in the images.

Material
Made with a high-grade bone china body using refined kaolin and feldspar. The porcelain is dense, smooth, and naturally translucent. Free from lead, cadmium, and other heavy metals.

Craftsmanship
Hand-shaped and refined before firing. Fired twice at controlled high temperatures to stabilize the structure and achieve a thin but durable form.

Surface Technology
Finished with a nano-level easy-clean glaze. The surface is non-greasy, stain-resistant, and rinses clean with water. Suitable for everyday use, microwave and dishwasher safe.

Cleaning
· Hand wash with warm water and mild, non-abrasive detergents to maintain glaze and finish.
· Dishwasher safe on gentle or delicate cycles for durable pieces, but handwashing is recommended for delicate or decorative items.

Drying
· Dry thoroughly with a soft, lint-free cloth or let air dry.
· Avoid stacking damp items to prevent scratches or chipping.

Storage
· Store upright with enough spacing between pieces to prevent contact and damage.
· Avoid sudden temperature changes .

Usage Tips
· Safe for microwave and oven use for most high-temperature fired ceramics, but avoid open flames or broilers.
· Avoid prolonged soaking, harsh chemicals, or metal scouring pads.
· Handle decorative pieces carefully; repeated impact may cause micro-fractures.