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The Cantonese-style porcelain, born over 300 years ago, involves painting and firing various colored paints on white porcelain vessels.

"We will persist in running our business and help Guangcai to continue to shine in Hong Kong." On its social media pages, Yuet Tung described itself as Hong Kong's first, and last hand-painted porcelain factory. The hand-drawn pattern is first screen-printed onto transfer paper, and then transferred onto the white porcelain for firing. After being fired at a scorching 800 degrees Celsius, the pigment is transformed into a permanent, vitrified state, revealing a stunningly transparent and smooth porcelain masterpiece that is a feast for the eyes. At Art Central 2023, an annual international art fair in Hong Kong, the factory's collection of Guangcai porcelain drew much attention. The Cantonese-style porcelain, born over 300 years ago, involves painting and firing various colored paints on white porcelain vessels.