Powder-color enamel porcelain is a traditional famous porcelain of Jingdezhen. As early as the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty, powder-color enamel art as a form of overglaze ceramic painting had already begun to sprout. By the Yongzheng period, it had matured and developed a unique style of powder-color decoration. Powder-color art perfectly combines the expression techniques of Chinese painting with the exquisite quality of porcelain and the technical methods of powder-color craftsmanship, embodying a strong Chinese ceramic art style. The subjects it depicts, whether figures, landscapes, flowers, fish, or insects, all exhibit a strong sense of texture. The painting techniques employed include meticulously detailed fine brushwork, the infused simplicity of freehand brushwork, and the exaggerated, stylized approach of decorative painting. Boyi Ceramics has conducted in-depth research on powder-color enamel porcelain. The technical staff integrates and applies sister arts such as printmaking, gouache painting, oil painting, and watercolor painting. In the most delicate areas, the execution is flawless, while in the bold and expressive parts, it is vivid and dynamic, forming the new Boyi powder-color style.、
