Qinghua porcelain (also known as blue and white porcelain) is a type of traditional Chinese porcelain. It is characterized by a white ceramic base with blue patterns, typically created using cobalt blue glaze. The patterns are applied before the porcelain is fired at high temperatures in a kiln.

Qinghua porcelain first appeared during the Tang Dynasty but reached its peak during the Yuan Dynasty, with further development in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The designs often feature themes such as flowers, landscapes, figures, or animals, and the porcelain is highly valued by collectors worldwide.

Qinghua porcelain is not only a practical item but also regarded as a work of art, symbolizing the exquisite craftsmanship and long-standing cultural history of Chinese ceramics.