European faience including Delft was still mainly modelled on blue-and-white ware, the "trademark" Chinese porcelain, but when the famille rose and garish doucai (a glaze with starkly contrasting colors) of the Qing dynasty Kangxi reign and onwards reached Europe in the mid-17th century along with the polychrome Japanese Imari porcelain, European potters also began to use the patterns and colors of polychrome ware, and motifs such as Iadies and playing children.
包括德爾福特在內的歐洲費恩斯軟瓷，仍以中國瓷器的「註冊商標」﹘﹘青花為主，十七世紀中葉康熙以後的粉彩、鬥彩，和日本伊萬里彩瓷傳入歐洲後，歐洲軟瓷作坊也隨即採用康熙彩瓷的花色，和仕女、嬰戲等主題。