Bát Tràng blue-and-white porcelain comes from a 500-year-old ceramic village outside Hanoi, where cobalt-oxide underglaze blue is brushed onto a white feldspar glaze. The craft peaked in the 15th–16th centuries, when the Ming Gap opened export markets across Southeast Asia.

This design system distills that tradition into a digital language: a cool blue-gray glaze ground, hand-brushed cobalt linework, lotus and dragon motifs, and the editorial calm of a porcelain plate catching light.