Japanese Porcelain
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More about Japanese porcelain
Award-Winning Design, Traditional Craftsmanship
Japanese porcelain has an ancient tradition. Already in the 17th century, it began to be exported to Europe. The "white gold of Japan" is highly esteemed worldwide, even though there are now many imitators. Many companies adhere to the proven traditional manufacturing methods, which achieve an unparalleled surface quality with high hardness and durability. In more recent times, historically speaking, some manufacturers have embraced another advantage of these manufacturing methods: the freedom in shaping. This is also the case with our partner, Ceramic Japan, from Seto City, Aichi Prefecture.