Amy’s Story of Exporting Ceramics – Making the World Fall in Love with Chinese Porcelain
“Hi, I’m Amy – a foreign trade professional who is deeply passionate about ceramics.”
My story began with a blue and white porcelain bowl. When I was young, my grandmother always used it to serve me food. The scrolling lotus patterns on the bottom of the bowl were faintly visible in the hot soup. At that time, I thought: Such a beautiful piece of ware should be seen by more people.
Later, I visited all the workshops in Jingdezhen, watching the master craftsmen using the techniques passed down through generations to transform clumps of porcelain clay into works of art. They told me: “Porcelain has a soul. It can withstand the intense kiln fires of thousands of degrees and also endure the long passage of time.”
Now, with these masterfully crafted pieces, I am bringing them to the world:
– “Customizing” relief white porcelain plates for European restaurants, with the knives and forks leaving no marks on them
– “Helping” a Japanese tea ware store find underglaze colored bowls, allowing the tea to retain a more mellow flavor
– “Designing” bone china coffee cups for newly married couples, with a heart-shaped pattern hidden at the bottom of the cups
My clients often say: “Amy knows more about choosing porcelain than we do.” Because I can tell you:
✓ Why the “content of kaolin” determines the transparency of tableware
✓ Which patterns are the most eye-catching
✓ Why lead-free glazes can be sold 30% more expensively
✓ How many degrees of firing are required for “dishwasher-safe” glazes
If you are looking for:
→ “A one-stop service from product selection to customs clearance”
→ Ceramic products that will impress home buyers
→ Environmentally friendly ceramics that meet FDA/LFGB certification standards
Let’s start with a cup of tea and discuss how to make Chinese porcelain shine on your table.