Yulin
Shaped by the earth of the ancient capital of porcelain, Yulin’s journey began with the quiet brush of overglaze and underglaze, before finding his true voice in sculpture. Clay and glaze became his language — a dialogue of texture, form, and fire.
In his early days, hand-sculpted fish swam from his imagination into being, each carrying a fragment of innocence, a pulse of emotion, and the shimmering possibilities of color. From these beginnings grew a distinctive style of tea ware — layered glazes, high-temperature transformations, and forms that feel alive in the hand.
Now, in an exclusive collaboration with Glazara, Yulin creates rare, small-batch collections that exist only within our house. Each vessel is unhurried, untouched by mass production, and made to hold beauty, purpose, and soul. For in his hands, true value lies not in sameness, but in the quiet strength of difference.
Xincheng
Meet the Artisan
For our Pomegranate Holiday Exclusive Collection, we are honored to collaborate with Xincheng, an artisan whose quiet philosophy and poetic approach to ceramics resonate deeply with Glazara’s own spirit.
To Xincheng, ceramics are a language — a way of giving shape to an inner vision. He sees every vessel as an “image made tangible,” where form, line, and glaze become expressions of emotion and intention. His work carries a sense of stillness, warmth, and a gentle refinement that invites you to slow down and appreciate the beauty held in everyday rituals.
For this limited edition, Xincheng hand-paints each pomegranate motif with delicate brushwork, letting the fruit’s symbolism of abundance and blessing shine through. After firing, he applies real 24k gold by hand, a meticulous process that requires steady patience and an intimate understanding of heat, timing, and glaze chemistry. The gold is then re-fired to fuse naturally onto the surface, creating a soft, luminous glow that feels both festive and timeless.
TONG & SHEN
Tong (BFA, School of the Art Institute of Chicago) and his work "Blue-green Curtain" was acquired by the Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A), London in 2021. Shen (BA Ceramic Art & Design, China Academy of Art) collaborate with Tong as an artist duo. Their innovative methodology combines the rigor of digital algorithms with breakthroughs in traditional ceramic formal constraints. The technique not only recreates natural generative patterns but also offers novel interpretations of the relationship between digital computation and organic formation. They create a metaphor for nature's nonlinear logic, devoid of emotional imposition, manifests as pure natural law.