Warm Tea Bird Town Island Bird & Food Series Bone China Plate 5-Piece Set

One local bird, one local flavor—bring the familiar scenery of the island to your dining table. Using the concept of "endemic bird species × classic local delicacies," we have transformed the island's natural ecology and culinary culture into charming, soothing illustrations, presented on delicate and warm bone china plates. Round and adorable birds meet pearl milk tea, braised pork rice, taro ball shaved ice, mango shaved ice, and pineapple cake. Each one represents a personal life memory, turning a small porcelain plate into a functional piece of island treasure that blends cultural identity, collector's appeal, and everyday utility. Five Local Birds × Local Delicacies Formosan Blue Magpie × Pearl Milk Tea A brilliant blue silhouette paired with a representative local drink, the pearl milk tea. Lively and playful, it is the most recognizable design. Yellow Tit × Braised Pork Rice A cute yellow tit guards the fragrant braised pork rice, turning the most familiar home-cooked street flavor into a warm and healing daily scene. Java Sparrow × Taro Ball Shaved Ice Plump Java sparrows paired with colorful taro ball shaved ice. The soft, pastel colors evoke a sense of sweet happiness. Swinhoe's Pheasant × Mango Shaved Ice A beautiful bird from the mountain forests meets refreshing mango shaved ice, with vibrant colors weaving together an impression of a local summer. Barbet × Pineapple Cake The colorful barbet paired with a classic pineapple cake, cleverly combining the island's natural beauty with the culture of gift-giving—perfect for festive occasions or thoughtful gifts. ● Product Specifications: Plate: 4 inches, approx. 10.1 cm ● Product Material: Bone China ● Product Features: Scratch-resistant and fade-proof for permanent preservation. Suitable as home decor or everyday tableware. Microwave and dishwasher safe. Shopping Note: During the high-temperature firing process of ceramics, minor black spots, small scratches, uneven surfaces, or color variations are normal and not considered defects.