Voyager’s Blue & White (13)

Size: Approximately 83 x 83 x 21mm

Step into a world of timeless elegance with Voyager’s Blue & White, rare blue and white porcelain relics salvaged from Southeast Asian shipwrecks. These treasures date from the late Ming to early Qing dynasty—an era when merchant ships brimming with China’s finest wares sailed vast maritime routes, weaving a tapestry of art, culture, and trade across the seas.

Each piece, once a delicate bowl, saucer, or plate, carries hand-painted motifs that speak to the rich artistic spirit of the time: auspicious right-turning conch shells revered in Tibetan Buddhist art, elegant lotuses symbolizing purity and renewal, mythical beasts guarding realms of legend, and vibrant flora and fauna that bring nature’s poetry to life. Some even bear the faint stamp seals of their long-ago artisans—whispers of hands and hearts from centuries past.

Over time, these porcelains have developed a soft, mellow patina on their glaze, a gentle glow that evokes nostalgia and quiet reverence. Minor imperfections and signs of age, earned through years beneath the sea and the passage of countless generations, only deepen their character and authenticity.

Wonderfully versatile, Voyager’s Blue & White pieces are perfect as incense plates, ash collectors, tea coasters, or teapot stands—adding an air of historical charm to your study, tearoom, or meditation space. Ideal for collectors and dreamers alike, they offer more than beauty: they bring into your hands a tangible fragment of grand voyages, forgotten oceans, and the enduring grace of a world long past.