Serene Japanese teaware for mindful, everyday moments.

Japanese Bone China Tea Set 18-Piece Gift Boxed Wholesale

The set includes 18 pieces, with a variety of enamel and porcelain items, making it perfect for home use or as a gift. 

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Famous Japanese Tea Set Brand

Noritake

Founded in 1904, Noritake creates premium porcelain dinnerware and tea sets combining Japanese craftsmanship with Western aesthetics. Known for fine bone china quality.

Okura Art China

Established in 1919, Okura Art China produces Japan’s finest Western-style tableware and tea sets. Preferred by the Japanese Imperial Household for its exceptional quality.

Fukagawa Seiji

Founded in 1894, Fukagawa Seiji specializes in traditional Arita porcelain tea sets. Won the highest gold medal at 1900 Paris World Exposition for excellence.

Custom Japanese Tea Set

Craft your perfect moment with custom Japanese tea sets—where tradition meets your personal taste.

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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

The Kyusu Tea Set includes a teapot (kyusu), tea cups, and a tea container. Designed for brewing loose-leaf Japanese green teas like sencha and gyokuro.

At its core, a Japanese tea set includes a teapot and multiple teacups. Most sets are made for two or five people, reflecting how tea is typically shared—either between two people or among a small group.

When brewing tea the traditional gong-fu way, the general rule is, more leaves, less water, quick infusions. This releases different characteristics of the tea and with each subsequent infusion, the taste changes and evolves. The small cups allows you to really appreciate the taste and flavour of each stage of the tea.

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No. 008 Jing Shan Road, Gaochun Economic Development Zone, Gaochun District, Nanjing City, Jiangsu Province, China.

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