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Fú portable lamp
Fu Lamp (福 / fú, “blessing”) — a portable ambient light that bridges 500 years of imperial Linglong porcelain artistry with modern design.
This fusion of Linglong porcelain and illumination offers a contemporary reinterpretation of traditional intangible heritage craftsmanship. Light gently diffuses through the dual-layered porcelain, with the lampshade and column seamlessly kiln-fired together at 1300°C. Touch-sensitive dimming and a hidden rechargeable battery deliver cable-free convenience.
Adaptable to tea spaces, entryways, dining areas, and living rooms, it seamlessly blends heritage artistry with contemporary functionality.
Product Name
Size
Main Material
Color Temperature
Operating Time
福灯 / Fu Portable Lamp
Ø155.5 mm * H 218.5 mm
Linglong Porcelain
3000±500K
6 hours
@ Jogu_Haus, KR
" I’ve been totally obsessed with this lamp lately, and I hope you can feel my love for it in these photos. "
Centuries in the Making
— Linglong Porcealin
Linglong porcelain, also known as "rice grain porcelain," is a rare Chinese ceramic known for its glowing, translucent patterns. These are created by carving tiny holes into the porcelain body and filling them with glaze.
Developed from traditional carving methods, linglong porcelain required exceptional skill and repeated glazing. It was made exclusively for the imperial court, but even then, production was limited, making original pieces extremely rare today, even in museums.
The craft matured during the Ming dynasty (14th–17th centuries) and reached its peak in the Qianlong era of the Qing dynasty (18th century). Its legacy lives on in global porcelain styles, such as Finland’s riisiposliini and Japan’s Hotarude (蛍手).
With its refined technique, imperial origins, and extraordinary rarity, Linglong porcelain remains one of China’s most treasured ceramic arts.
Copyright attribution: documentary Linglong Shines.
Design Story
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Our collaboration with ROYOKO began in 2019, aiming to reveal Linglong porcelain’s delicate beauty through light.
At studioiiid, design stems from our curiosity about environment and human behavior. The Fu Lamp was inspired by ceramic kiln practices—artisans use unfired clay hemispheres to shape perfect cup rims, a geometric harmony that shaped our design.
The four-year journey faced pauses and challenges, as ceramic production limitations required constant tweaks. Meanwhile, China’s lighting market grew, embracing traditional craft.
Through ongoing collaboration, we balanced craftsmanship with market needs, bringing Linglong porcelain’s heritage into everyday life at an accessible price—a modern revival of an ancient art.
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studioiiid .
About ROYOKO
ROYOKO (est. 2018) unites a distinctive artistic vision with expert mastery of Linglong Porcelain—a translucent ceramic technique refined over five centuries. Rooted in material research and minimalist design, the brand’s monochrome pieces express purity as both form and philosophy.
Originating from YUBAI Ceramics (est. 1996), ROYOKO benefits from two generations of heritage and innovation, transforming a complex royal craft into elegant, contemporary objects.
Recognized by the iF Design Award and Golden Pin Design Award, ROYOKO’s work is included in prestigious collections such as the Victoria and Albert Museum (UK) and the Rijksmuseum (Netherlands).
