Famille rose

Famille rose is a style of Chinese porcelain that emerged in the 18th century during the Qing Dynasty. Named for its soft pink and pastel colors, it features intricate, colorful designs often depicting floral patterns, figures, and scenes from Chinese mythology or daily life. The distinctive pink coloration is achieved through the use of a special overglaze enamel. Famille rose ceramics are highly valued for their craftsmanship and aesthetic appeal, representing a period of artistic innovation and export popularity. This style remains influential and collectible today, embodying a harmonious blend of artistry and cultural symbolism.