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Our vision

This fusion of Italian design and Chinese heritage is further expressed in our boutique residential lines and decorative ornaments. Collections such as Immaginalia, Qing Horse, and Dragon Bronze showcase a unique dialogue between ancient Chinese history and the modern Italian aesthetic, redefining the dining experience.

Committed to sustainability, we prioritize environmentally conscious practices throughout our production process, aiming to preserve both the artistry and the planet. This fusion of cultural heritage, innovation, and responsibility ensures that each Kiln and Craft piece carries a story of craftsmanship and care.

Our Designers

As a dedicated team of professionals across Italy and China, we are guided by a simple belief: "You never age at the table, so it is always better to dine with style."

Giovanna Santoro

Collection Designer

Cici Yi

Collection Designer

Mu Sa

collection designer

Changjiang Zhang

Collection Designer

Giovanna Santoro

Giovanna Santoro is an Italian architect and interior designer with a passion for art and craftsmanship. After studying visual arts, she earned a Master’s degree in Architecture in Italy. Since 2010, she has been living in Asia, where her work blends Italian heritage with local cultural influences and contemporary trends.

Over the years, Giovanna has worked as an interior designer in several international firms. More recently, she founded her own practice, where she develops a wide range of projects across scales and disciplines. Alongside her architectural work, she has also begun exploring ceramics, creating original decorations for plates, bowls, and everyday objects. Her collections combine clean lines, vibrant colors, and symbolic patterns, striking a balance between beauty and function.

Giovanna’s design approach is rooted in quality, a people-centered perspective, and narrative storytelling. Whether she’s designing spaces or crafting objects, she explores materials and techniques with curiosity, creating works that connect people through thoughtful and meaningful design.

Collection Designer

"In the land of Imaginalia, a cheerful Monkey is chasing dragonflies that sparkle in the sun, while from a branch below, a quiet Lemur watches him, dreaming with open eyes and lost in thought. Nearby, a wise Turtle walks slowly, carrying three little Birds who sing softly as they ride, making her way to the lake. There, two Mandarin Ducks glide gently across the water, enjoying a beautiful day together as always. A tiny Colibri flutters between blossoms, pausing mid- air as if listening to the world breathe. Above them all, a graceful Crane draws circles in the sky, watching his peaceful, magical world unfold — and now, these creatures are here, on your table, ready to share their quiet joy at every meal."

Imaginalia

...little daily stories for your table

Cici Yi

Independent artistic style. Influenced by mythological stories in the early days, every stroke in the work stems from the author's keen insight into the physical and imaginary worlds.

The painting style is unique, breaking through our habitual thinking and creating a fairy tale like colorful world with its positive and childlike artistic understanding.

I have been invited multiple times to participate in various trendy art exhibitions, and my illustration works cover clothing, cultural and creative industries, backpacks, and other IP cooperation fields. I have a deep influence and fan base internationally.

Her unique style and contemporary artistic style have attracted the attention of the fashion a n d art circles. Her graphic creations always focus on the influence of popular fashion on social appearances and people's inner selves. She uses art to reflect the vastness of the world The bright and colorful hidden colors are highly consistent with the prevailing fashion of contemporary commercial society.

Collection Designer

"The elements in CJ Zhang 's "Black on Black" series: high heels, churches, whales, deer, stars, roses, and rainbows, which exist in reality but carry deeper symbolic meanings, are expressed through exaggeration, miniaturization, and magnification to convey his inner beliefs. reflections on contemporary consumer society, and explorations of faith."

Changjiang Zhang

Collection Designer

Mu Sa

MUSA is an artist born in Cangzhou, Hebei. Guided early by Cui, Wengshu and Sun Jixiang, he later pursued advanced studies in Beijing under Yang Sheng, Yuan Guolei, and Cui Dongxu. His practice spans experimental gongbi ink, mixed media, acrylic and oil painting, exploring the coexistence of darkness and light, ink and color, and the dynamic dialogue between tradition and contemporary expression.

Musa may have absorbed some techniques and strengths from the lineages of Cui Wengshu (watercolor), Sun Jixiang (ink painting), Cui Dongxu (rough brushwork), Yang Sheng (color ink painting and contemporary figures), and Yuan Guolei (parallelism of tradition and contemporary art), but ultimately formed a completely different personal system: seeking harmony within contradictions, introducing fissures within order, allowing images to present a "reconstructed Eastern spirituality."

He dislikes uniformity and is unwilling to be bound by a single style, but rather enjoys migrating and experimenting between different forms and materials.

Collection Designer

"Tracing his aesthetic resonance, one can see the "enchanting to the point of despair" flowers and colors in Nobuyoshi Araki's photography—the death and rebirth implied between blooming and withering flowers—which also become one of the emotional undertones of his work."