Chinese Cloisonne Cloisonnes — Handmade Chinese Cloisonné Enamel Art

Cloisonné (景泰蓝, Jingtai Lan) is one of China's most celebrated art forms, named after the Jingtai Emperor of the Ming Dynasty (1450–1457 AD) who elevated it to an imperial art. Our Chinese Cloisonne Cloisonnes collection features handmade pieces from Beijing workshops, where artisans follow the traditional 108-step process that has remained unchanged for over 600 years.

• Cloisonné (景泰蓝, Jingtai Lan) was perfected during the Ming Dynasty's Jingtai era (1450–1457 AD)
• Process: copper body → wire filigree → enamel filling → firing → polishing → gilding
• Each piece requires 108+ handcrafting steps and takes 2–4 weeks to complete
• Traditional motifs: dragons, phoenixes, lotus flowers, and peony patterns
• Prices from $30 for small jewelry boxes to $200+ for large decorative vases