Chinese Tableware Customization

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Explore our collection of Chinese home ceramic hand-painted bamboo leaf underglaze bowls and plates dinnerware, each piece is a hand-painted work of art.

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Huaguang China Ceramics

Founded in 1961, Huaguang specializes in high-grade bone china production with advanced lead-free glaze technology and multiple invention patents.

GC Porcelain

For over six decades, GC’ve mastered the art of luxury porcelain. Each piece crafted with passion and precision, becoming a true icon of China’s cultural renaissance.

Auratic Yongfengyuan

Established in 1795 during Qing Dynasty, this heritage brand spans five generations, focusing on Chinese porcelain culture and premium ceramic tableware.

Custom Chinese Tableware

Celebrate tradition with custom Chinese tableware—where timeless artistry meets modern dining elegance.

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Welcome To Our Chinese Tableware Production Line Factory!

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During your visit, you will have the opportunity to:
  • Witness our advanced manufacturing processes firsthand
  • Meet our skilled artisans and design team
  • Experience the quality of our materials and craftsmanship
  • Discuss customization possibilities for your specific requirements
  • Explore potential partnership opportunities

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is China Dishes? China refers to high-quality ceramic tableware crafted from a refined blend of clay, kaolin, feldspar, and quartz. This mixture is fired at high temperatures in a kiln, resulting in durable, elegant pieces often featuring intricate designs.

Bone china is considered to be the highest quality ceramic used for tableware, and is perfect for both everyday use and special occasions due to the fact that it’s strong, durable, mostly chip-resistant, and stunningly beautiful.

Perhaps the most well-known of all Chinese ceramics, Ming dynasty porcelain benefitted from China’s return to Han Chinese rule in 1368 after 97 years of the foreign Mongol-led Yuan dynasty. As the internecine struggles abated, Ming pottery flourished in the world-famous ‘porcelain town’ of Jingdezhen and beyond.

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