Handmade Dehua (Blanc de Chine) teaware from the studio of ceramic artist Huang Yongxing, created with his apprentices. Clean, functional forms — Buchangqi Studio (不常器) “vessels without stories.”
Huang Yongxin, Chinese ceramic artist working in Dehua, Fujian
Education: China Academy of Art (2009); since 2010 teaches at Quanzhou Arts & Crafts Vocational College.
Founded in 2012: BuChangQi, a collection of Teapots, Gaiwans, Pitchers, Cups — refined Dehua porcelain known for purity and jade-like translucency.
Collection ethos: “Vessels without stories” — minimal forms that foreground use and touch.
Works shown and retailed by specialty tea/ceramics galleries; made-to-order items are common.
in 2018 six teapots got collected by (and are now part of ) the Victoria & Albert Museum
“Vessels without stories.”
About Buchangqi Studio — Huang Yongxing (Dehua, China)
Buchangqi (不常器, “unusual objects”) is the Dehua porcelain line designed by Huang Yongxing and produced in his studio with apprentices since 2012. Each piece is fully handmade, so slight variations in weight, shape, and capacity are expected. Forms are quiet and service-driven: compact teapots, thin-walled cups, and balanced pitchers that showcase Dehua’s luminous body.
Six teapots from the collection are permanently housed in the Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A) in the UK. Buchangqi vessels are crafted from premium Dehua porcelain clay, hand-thrown and fired at 1330°C.
