Pu Gong Ying 蒲公英 Blue Dandelion Bone China Dinnerware Set – 42 & 60-Piece Jingdezhen Gift Sets
Pu Gong Ying 蒲公英 Blue Dandelion Bone China Dinnerware
Pu Gong Ying 蒲公英 is a calm, contemporary Jingdezhen-style bone china dinnerware collection decorated with soft powder-blue dandelion seed heads, slender blue-green stems and fine gold-toned edging. Compared with heavily ornamented Chinese banquet tableware, this design feels lighter and more architectural, making it particularly easy to style in modern homes while still retaining a distinctly East Asian decorative identity.
The supplier documents two complete services: 42 pieces and 60 pieces. Both configurations are shown in the product gallery with piece-by-piece composition references so buyers can choose the service size that best matches their household and entertaining needs.
42-Piece Gift Set
The documented 42-piece configuration includes one covered Hongyun-style serving casserole, four 8-inch rice plates, two 8-inch moonlight plates, six 4.5-inch high-foot bowls, two 6-inch noodle bowls, ten alloy chopsticks, one 12-inch fish platter, one 10-inch moonlight plate, six 4-inch seasoning dishes, six small soup spoons, one large soup spoon, one ashtray and one toothpick holder.
This is the more compact of the two services and works well for couples, smaller families, apartment dining rooms and households that entertain occasionally but still want a coordinated formal table.
60-Piece Gift Set
The documented 60-piece configuration includes one covered Hongyun-style serving casserole, six 8-inch rice plates, two 8-inch moonlight plates, ten 4.5-inch high-foot bowls, four 6-inch noodle bowls, one 12-inch fish platter, one 10-inch moonlight plate, two 8-inch Haipai-style plates, ten 4-inch seasoning dishes, ten small soup spoons, one large soup spoon, one ashtray, one toothpick holder and ten alloy chopsticks.
The 60-piece service is designed for larger family meals, celebrations and more frequent entertaining, with increased quantities of bowls, plates, spoons and shared-serving forms.
New Chinese interior styling
The restrained blue-and-white palette works beautifully with dark walnut, black timber, pale stone and warm cream upholstery. For a New Chinese dining room, pair the set with a low celadon vase, one ink-style floral arrangement or a small bronze accent. Keep table linen plain in ivory, mist grey or deep navy so the dandelion motif remains visible.
Contemporary European and Scandinavian styling
Pu Gong Ying also integrates naturally into contemporary European, Scandinavian-inspired and coastal-luxury interiors. Pale oak, travertine, clear glass and linen reinforce the airy quality of the blue dandelion pattern. For a more formal modern table, add brushed-gold or champagne-toned cutlery to echo the fine rim.
How to arrange the table
Use the covered casserole as the central anchor, with the fish platter and other shared plates arranged along the centre line. At each place setting, layer a bowl above a larger plate while leaving enough white space for the dandelion illustration to remain visible. The pattern is intentionally sparse, so avoid overly busy placemats or patterned tablecloths.
Display and decorative use
When the set is not in use, stand the large dandelion plates vertically in a glass cabinet and position the covered casserole centrally. Smaller bowls can be nested in front in graduating heights. Charcoal, walnut or muted blue cabinet backings create a particularly clean contrast with the white bone china.
Gift occasions
Pu Gong Ying is suitable for weddings, engagements, anniversaries, housewarmings, Lunar New Year family gifts, new-apartment celebrations and premium host presents. The 42-piece service is a practical formal gift for a smaller household, while the 60-piece version creates a more substantial presentation for a family that regularly hosts guests.
Care and storage
Use a soft sponge and mild detergent for routine cleaning. Avoid abrasive pads on the dandelion decoration and gold-toned edging. For long-term storage, place soft separators between stacked plates and bowls and keep the covered casserole lid secure when moving or displaying the set.
Frequently Asked Questions
What material does the supplier identify?
The supplier lists the collection as Jingdezhen-style bone china dinnerware.
Which set sizes are available?
Choose from the 42-piece or 60-piece complete service.
What is the main visual design?
The collection features soft blue dandelion flowers and seed-head motifs on a white body with fine gold-toned edging.
Which set is better for a smaller household?
The 42-piece configuration is the more compact complete service.
Which set is better for frequent entertaining?
The 60-piece configuration provides larger quantities of coordinated bowls, plates, spoons and serving pieces.
Is the gold edge genuine precious-metal gold?
The finish is described here as gold-toned decorative edging; no precious-metal composition claim is made.
What interior styles suit it?
New Chinese, contemporary luxury, Scandinavian-inspired, transitional European and coastal-luxury interiors all work naturally with the restrained blue-and-white palette.
Is it suitable for gifting?
Yes. Both services are suitable for weddings, housewarmings, anniversaries and formal family gifts.
