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Porcelain Collection

The Free Spirit Wine Keeper

£532.00


Category
Home & Objects
Material
Jingdezhen Porcelain
Studio
LessKiln无边窑
Origin
Jingdezhen, China
Reference
JTWBYHO001
Quantity
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The Story

The Free Spirit Wine Keeper


Ceramic Vessel · Oak Stopper · Hand-Painted Deer & Banana Leaves · Jingdezhen

For preserving the last pour of wine, spirits, or a drink worth saving for tomorrow

The Free Spirit Wine Keeper transforms a small ceramic vessel into a companion for unfinished moments. Its oak stopper seals the vessel after pouring — allowing the last glass to be set aside and returned to another day.

At the heart of the design is a small deer, a recurring motif in the artist's work and a symbol of the free spirit within us. The banana leaves carry a more personal memory — an evening when rain approached and leaves brushed against the studio window as though trying to speak.

Instead of finishing a bottle simply because it has been opened, pour what remains into the vessel, close the oak stopper, and leave something for tomorrow.

Save the last pour. Keep the spirit free.
Not everything needs to be finished today.

Edition: No. 02/20

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A brush laying colour onto unfired porcelain

Hand-painted

Every motif is painted by hand in Jingdezhen.

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A luminous glazed porcelain surface catching the light

Fine porcelain

High-fired for a silky surface and enduring translucency.

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Jingdezhen — the porcelain capital and its kilns

Made in Jingdezhen

Born in the world's porcelain capital, where a thousand years of kiln culture still persists.

Our Philosophy

Art should be lived with.

We create pieces meant to be used, cherished, and passed down—bringing beauty to the ordinary, every day.

Craft deserves context.

We honor tradition by placing each piece in dialogue with its origins, culture, and the hands that shape it.

Fewer, better things.

We believe in intention over impulse—creating in small numbers, with care, and with lasting meaning.

Our mission

We do not want these objects to remain beautiful things from another culture, admired only from a distance. We want them to live with you.

We felt that sense of calm and strength ourselves. Our mission is to pass a little of it on.

Through thoughtful curation, cultural storytelling and new ways of using traditional forms, we hope to build a bridge between Jingdezhen and contemporary life around the world — allowing every piece to carry its history forward while finding a new purpose, a new ritual and, eventually, a new story with you.