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Silver-lustre ceramic Silver Accent Tray by Wu Jingwen

Silver Accent Tray

Silver Accent Tray | Wu Jingwen
Square Tall Wood-fired Vase by Geng Daojin

Square Tall Vase, Wood-fired

Square Tall Vase, Wood-fired | Geng Daojin
Wood-fired Resting Shell Vessel by Wu Jingwen

Resting Shell Vessel

Resting Shell Vessel | Wu Jingwen
Mottle Flared Vessel by Feng Zheyuan

Mottle Flared Vessel

Mottle Flared Vessel | Feng Zheyuan
Blaze Moon Vase by Feng Zheyuan

Blaze Moon Vase

Blaze Moon Vase | Feng Zheyuan
White Porcelain Meiping Vase I by Geng Daojin, a handcrafted Jingdezhen porcelain vase with a refined meiping silhouette.

White Porcelain Meiping Vase I

White Porcelain Meiping Vase I | Geng Daojin

The Quest of Softness

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Soft Living Collective curates objects and design by Chinese makers who bridge traditional techniques with contemporary practice.

From their hands to yours, each piece is hand-selected by us for its story, its craft, its heritage, and the deep human connection between the maker, us, and you.

Our Makers

We work with independent Chinese artists and craftspeople whose practice is rooted in heritage, shaped by years of quiet dedication, and alive with contemporary vision.

 Meet Our Makers
Geng Daojin
Wu Jingwen
Feng Zheyuan
Li Zhen

Journal

We write stories about the makers we meet, the objects and materials we care about, and every little thing that inspires us to live softly.

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Origins: Maker's signature in Jingdezhen

Origins: Maker's signature in Jingdezhen

On a thousand years of porcelain making, and a new generation of independent ceramicists.
What we look for

What we look for

A reflection on how Soft Living Collective began, what draws us to the work of independent Chinese makers, and the connections we hope to create between people, objects and cultures.
The quest of softness

The quest of softness

A study of softness through objects, landscape, and presence.
Origins: Maker's signature in Jingdezhen

Origins: Maker's signature in Jingdezhen

On a thousand years of porcelain making, and a new generation of independent ceramicists.

"Softness is intention, restraint, and the quiet strength of things made well."

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