Chopstick rests, napkin rings, salt and pepper — T
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The Imperial Memories table accessories carry the arc language of the series to the smallest objects on the table. A chopstick rest, a napkin ring, a salt cellar — each piece is minor in scale and precise in design, extending the visual logic of Imperial Memories to every corner of the dining experience.
Designed by contemporary white porcelain artist Heinrich Wang, each piece brings Eastern philosophy into contemporary form.
Reflections on life, given form as objects — a modern aesthetic with a Zen sensibility.
A clear glaze reveals the purest white of the fired porcelain body.
Only hands can pass on the warmth of the hand. Every NewChi piece is handmade, taking on the most demanding challenges of porcelain craft.
Suited to important celebrations, wishes for elders, corporate gifts and art collections. For a handwritten greeting card, please add your message in the order notes at checkout.
For a custom wooden or acrylic display stand, please contact us.
Formal Dining
Chopstick rests and napkin rings bring considered finishing detail to formal dinner settings — business entertainment, family celebrations, or any table where the quality of presentation matters.
Daily Kitchen
The salt cellar and pepper shaker are built for everyday use — non-porous white porcelain that does not absorb odors, wipes clean, and looks as considered at a casual breakfast as at a formal dinner.
Completing the Imperial Memories Table
Paired with the Imperial Memories Plate Collection and Bowl Set, these accessories bring the full table into a single coherent design language.
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Heinrich Wang, founder of NewChi Porcelain and of Tittot, is one of Taiwan's most representative contemporary artists in white porcelain and glass. He brings philosophy and poetry into the design of objects; his work has been exhibited at the National Museum of History in Taiwan, the National Taiwan Craft Research and Development Institute and the Triennale di Milano, and is held in collections in Taiwan and abroad. Each piece is personally overseen by Heinrich Wang, bringing together artistry, culture and everyday use.
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