Handmade by Real Artisans
No factory lines. Every piece is made by a person we work with directly, and we tell you who they are.
Ships Worldwide with Tracking
Tracked delivery from China to the United States, Canada, Europe and most other countries.
30-Day Returns
If it isn’t right for you, send it back within 30 days of delivery. Custom and digital items excepted.
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Find Your Way In
Four ways to bring a piece of Chinese craft into your home.
Paper Cutting Art
Red paper, cut entirely by hand with scissors and a knife. Peonies, butterflies and zodiac animals, framed and ready to hang.
Porcelain & Teaware
Blue and white porcelain from Jingdezhen, and Yixing-style clay teapots. Hand-painted, kiln-fired, made to be used every day.
Jade Jewelry
Nephrite jade bangles and pendants in soft, quiet green. Each one chosen by hand and measured in millimetres for a comfortable fit.
Cloisonné & Enamel
Cloisonné boxes built cell by cell with fine brass wire, filled with mineral enamel and polished until the colour comes through.
Pieces People Keep Coming Back For
A small, honest selection — things that travel well, arrive safely, and get used rather than stored.
Pieces People Keep Coming Back For
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Chinese Nephrite Jade Bangle Bracelet — Soft Green, 58 mm
$128.00 -
Cloisonné Enamel Trinket Box — Deep Blue Peony Scroll, Gilt Brass Lid
$68.00 -
Handmade Chinese Paper Cutting — Peony & Butterfly, Framed
$28.00 -
Jingdezhen Blue & White Porcelain Tea Cup — Hand-Painted Lotus
$88.00 -
Yixing-Style Zisha Teapot — Handcrafted Purple Clay, Xishi Shape 150ml
$48.00
The Hands Behind the Work
Jin Jun’an has been cutting paper since he was old enough to hold a pair of scissors steady. He grew up in the countryside of northern China, where paper cuttings went up on windows and door lintels every spring — flowers for a good harvest, animals for a healthy year, characters for a happy marriage. His work has been collected and published in The Paper Cuttings of Jin Jun’an, and he still cuts every piece by hand, the same way he learned. We are honoured to send his work out into the world, one framed piece at a time.
Want to Try It Yourself?
Chinese Paper Cutting for Beginners is a 12-lesson course taught by a working artisan. No experience needed, no special tools — just scissors, red paper, and a bit of patience. By the end you will have cut and framed a piece of your own.
$19 · 12 lessons · Lifetime access
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