Qingying Celadon Linglong Porcelain Dinnerware Set – Jingdezhen 36, 68 or 110-Piece Gold-Rimmed Tableware

The Qingying 青影 porcelain dinnerware collection brings a calm celadon-inspired palette to the table, combining pale green high-white porcelain, delicate linglong-style floral detailing and restrained gold edging. Offered in 36-piece, 68-piece and 110-piece configurations, it is designed for modern family dining, formal entertaining and larger celebratory meals.

Design & material

Crafted in a Jingdezhen-style high-white porcelain presentation, Qingying combines a soft celadon-green body with delicate floral details that evoke the light, translucent visual language associated with linglong porcelain. A narrow gold-tone rim gives the service a more formal finish without making it overly ornate.

Choose your set size

• 36-Piece Set: a compact coordinated service for smaller households and everyday dining.
• 68-Piece Set: an expanded configuration with more place settings and serving pieces for family entertaining.
• 110-Piece Set: the largest configuration, suitable for substantial gatherings of up to approximately 16 diners depending on how the service is arranged.

Set contents vary by configuration and include a coordinated mix of bowls, plates, covered serving pieces and dining accessories.

How to style it

Qingying works especially well in interiors with walnut, smoked oak, black lacquer, cream stone or brass accents. On the table, pair it with ivory linen, champagne-toned flatware and clear or lightly tinted glassware. The pale green glaze also complements tea-room aesthetics, contemporary Chinese interiors and understated Japandi-style dining spaces.

Best occasions

Suitable for weddings, new homes, housewarmings, anniversaries, Lunar New Year meals, family reunions and formal hosting. The 36-piece set is practical for a smaller household, while the 68- and 110-piece sets are stronger choices for frequent entertainers or customers building a complete matched service.

Care guidance

Hand washing is recommended to preserve the decorative surface and gold edging. Avoid abrasive scouring pads, sudden thermal shock and stacking heavy pieces directly against delicate rims. Because the design includes metallic-look gold detailing, avoid microwave use unless the specific piece is marked microwave compatible.

FAQ

What does “linglong” mean in Chinese porcelain?
Linglong commonly refers to a decorative porcelain style using translucent or pierced-looking details that create a light, delicate effect. This Qingying set is inspired by that visual language.

What material is Qingying?
Qingying is presented as a high-white porcelain dinnerware collection with celadon-inspired colouring, floral linglong-style details and fine gold-tone edging.

Which set is best for a family that entertains often?
The 68-piece set is a versatile middle option. The 110-piece version is better suited to larger gatherings and customers who want more matched serving pieces.

Can it be used for both Chinese and Western meals?
Yes. The mix of rice bowls, plates, serving bowls and larger platters makes it suitable for shared Chinese dishes as well as plated Western courses.

Will the pale green color look exactly the same on every screen and piece?
Screen settings and ceramic firing naturally create small variations in perceived tone, while minor glaze and decoration differences give individual pieces a handcrafted visual character.

Is it suitable as a wedding or housewarming gift?
Yes. The calm celadon-inspired colour palette, formal gold details and multiple set sizes make Qingying particularly suitable for wedding, engagement, anniversary and new-home gifting.

How should I display selected pieces?
Use one large plate or covered serving piece as the visual anchor, stack two or three bowls in front and leave open space around the grouping. The pale green palette looks especially refined against dark timber, cream stone or softly lit glass cabinetry.