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Famille Rose Purple Chrysanthemum Teacup
Inspired by traditional famille rose porcelain, this teacup captures chrysanthemums in full autumn bloom through vivid color and delicate brushwork.
Purple chrysanthemums take center stage, accompanied by shades of pink, soft yellow, deep red, peacock green, jewel blue, and rose violet, with subtle gilded details adding richness to the composition.
Layered petals and carefully rendered tonal transitions give the flowers a vivid, dimensional quality, bringing the vitality of an autumn garden onto porcelain.
In Chinese culture, the chrysanthemum is admired for blooming deep into autumn and is associated with resilience, refinement, and longevity. The Chinese word for chrysanthemum, ju (菊), also echoes the sound of jiu (久), meaning “long-lasting.”
The result is more than a floral teacup—it carries a quiet wish for beauty, character, and happiness that endure through time.
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Once a call tag is issued, Arteriors requires all products to be returned to us within 30 days.Please note, Arteriors is not responsible for fees charged by 3rd parties for services retained by clients, including, but not limited to, installation, storage, inspection, and packaging.
Blossoms have their season; beautiful wishes endure.
The chrysanthemum begins as a simple flower of nature, yet its quiet beauty has long inspired Chinese art.
Through the refined language of traditional famille rose porcelain, natural flowers are transformed into richly layered compositions of color. Delicate brushwork gives depth to each petal, while vivid pigments and gilded details bring a sense of elegance and brilliance.
Huashan continues this artistic language through chrysanthemums in purple, pink, yellow, deep red, green, blue, and rose violet.
Yet the meaning of the chrysanthemum extends beyond its color.
It continues to bloom as autumn deepens, making it a symbol of resilience and refined character. Its Chinese name, ju (菊), also recalls jiu (久), meaning “long-lasting,” giving the flower an additional association with longevity and enduring happiness.
From a flower in bloom to a wish carried through time:
may beauty flourish, and may the good things in life last.



























