Have fun choosing a wedding china pattern that reflects your modern lifestyle, and you will enjoy using your pieces for years to come. More tabletop 5 Dishwasher-safe serving platters ...

The Chinese fable of an eloping couple transforming into doves became of one the most identifiable design elements of 18th and 19th century crockery, known as the Willow Pattern.

Last year, we introduced nine burgeoning Chinese designers and brands, including Furong Chen, Ximi Li, Zhoujie Zhang, that we discovered at Design Shanghai, China ’s most sought-after design fair.

Bronze medal winner of the second International Pattern Design Competition, created by Dong Jin, an associate professor at Taiyuan University, inspired by Shanxi paper-cutting art. CHINA DAILY ...

But the pattern that seems to have been made and copied the most now is called “Onion” or “Blue Onion.” The pattern, first made in 1732, was Chinese in origin.

This platinum-banded china with a white-on-white vine design is the most popular among New York brides, she says. Vera Wang's Wedgwood Chalk is adaptable but elegant.