Blue Fir · Our Standard
We hold ourselves to a consistent standard — in what we select, how we document it, and how we present it.
Presenting Jingdezhen porcelain honestly takes consistency. Without it, standards drift and attribution gets sloppy.
Here's what that looks like in practice:
Selection follows the same criteria every time.
We classify work consistently across periods, decorative systems, and forms.
We write the technical description before anything goes live.
We check the production context before we represent a piece.
We deal with conflicts of interest honestly, not quietly.
Our documentation standards don't bend for a sale.
We don't make this up as we go. Documentation isn't improvised, and standards don't flex for convenience.
Blue Fir is built on a consistent process, not on any one person's taste.
Transparency matters to us. Our Selection Charter and Code of Conduct are public — read them.
This exists to protect the integrity of what we present, and to keep our knowledge base coherent as it grows.
