Custom Ceramic Dinnerware Set with Logo | Nordic Hotels
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B2B Sourcing Overview
- MOQ: Not stated in source — confirm at quotation
- Lead Time: 35 days (1–6,000 pieces); above 6,000 to be negotiated
- Material: Ceramic / porcelain from fine kaolin
- Set Contents: Soup bowl, noodle bowl, rice bowl, plates, spoons, chopstick holder, chopsticks
- Diner Count: 7–9 users
- Technique: On-glazed
- Design Style: Modern; rectangle shape
- Advantages: Dishwasher safe, microwave safe, oven safe
- Single Package: 50 x 50 x 50 cm; 8.0 kg gross
- Compliance: Documentation available upon request
Attribute Data Matrix
| Attribute | Specification | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Material | Ceramic / porcelain from fine kaolin | Grade not specified |
| Set Contents | Soup bowl, noodle bowl, rice bowl, plates, spoons, chopstick holder, chopsticks | 7–9 diners |
| Technique | On-glazed | Pattern type: lucky and joyous |
| Design Style | Modern; rectangle shape; stone-look finish | White per product title |
| Advantages | Dishwasher safe, microwave safe, oven safe | — |
| Feature | Dishwasher safe; eco-friendly | Occasion: camping |
| Dinnerware Type | Dinnerware Sets | Production: spoon/fork/knife/chopsticks kit |
| Single Package Size | 50 x 50 x 50 cm | Selling unit: single item |
| Single Gross Weight | 8.0 kg | Packaged set |
| Lead Time | 35 days (1–6,000 pieces) | Above 6,000 negotiated |
| Place of Origin | Shandong, China | OEM brand |
Technical Comparison
Against bone china, this porcelain set made from fine kaolin provides a durable, dishwasher-safe body that suits daily hotel and restaurant use. Bone china carries a finer, more translucent character at a higher unit cost and is often reserved for premium dining settings. For a multi-cover hotel program where the set is used across daily service, the porcelain body and the 7-9 diner component count are the practical fit.
Against stoneware, porcelain is generally lighter and more refined in finish. Stoneware carries a heavier, more rustic hand feel that suits a different design language. The Nordic stone-look finish on this set bridges both — the visual texture of stone with the durability of porcelain. Documentation can be provided for your destination market’s requirements — no certifications are named on the source page, and food-contact test reports for the ceramic body and on-glazed finish should be requested for the order lot.
Buyer Applications
A hotel purchasing manager sourcing branded dinnerware for guest in-room or restaurant service would typically confirm three things before quoting: the component count against the property's service format (soup bowl, noodle bowl, rice bowl, plates, spoons, chopstick holder, chopsticks for 7-9 diners), the on-glazed decoration placement for the brand logo, and the production window against the property opening or refurbishment date. The 35-day lead time covers 1-6,000 pieces, but for a multi-property rollout the buyer would confirm the production schedule for each delivery phase in writing and request the food-contact test reports for the order lot.
A restaurant group buyer sourcing coordinated dinnerware for multi-location table service would focus on glaze consistency and rim integrity across the run, since mismatched pieces are visible on the table. The dishwasher, microwave, and oven-safe ratings support daily commercial kitchen use. The buyer would request a pre-production sample to confirm the on-glazed decoration registration, verify component count completeness, and agree defect criteria in the purchase order, since the source page does not name an AQL level. Fragile ceramic packaging spec should also be confirmed for shipping.
A home goods retailer buyer sourcing Nordic-style dinnerware for a home tableware assortment would map this set to a home dining and gifting program. For the retail program, the stone-look finish and white colorway suit a modern home assortment, and the 7-9 diner set format is a complete table solution. The buyer would confirm the single package at 50 x 50 x 50 cm and 8.0 kg gross for retail shelf or e-commerce shipping, request a decorated sample for brand or gifting programs, and confirm the MOQ at quotation since it is not stated in the source.
FAQ Matrix
Q: Can I order a sample before committing to a bulk order?
A: The source does not state a sample policy or lead time. Request a sample at quotation and confirm sample cost and whether it is credited against the bulk order. Test glaze consistency, rim integrity, and the on-glazed decoration on the sample before approving.
Q: How is the order packed and shipped?
A: Single package size 50 x 50 x 50 cm, single gross weight 8.0 kg. Ceramic is a fragile good — confirm protective packaging spec with the supplier. Shipment mode and freight terms are not stated in the source. Match the shipping mode to the 35-day (1-6,000 pieces) production window.
Q: What payment structure applies?
A: Payment terms are not listed on the source page. The confirmed commercial terms are a 35-day lead time for 1-6,000 pieces, with above 6,000 to be negotiated. Deposit and balance terms should be agreed in the purchase order.
Q: What compliance documentation can be provided?
A: No certifications are named on the source page. Documentation for your destination market is available upon request. For a food-contact tableware item, request the food-contact test reports the supplier holds for the ceramic body and on-glazed finish, confirm the standard each was tested against, and record the documentation status before production begins.
Restaurant Group Buyer at a restaurant chain — sourcing coordinated dinnerware for multi-location table service
Home Goods Retailer Buyer at a home goods retailer — sourcing Nordic-style dinnerware sets for a home tableware assortment
Hospitality Supply Distributor — sourcing dinnerware for a client base of hotels and restaurants
Marketing Director at a hospitality brand — sourcing branded dinnerware for a VIP or loyalty program
Category Manager at a tableware retailer — sourcing ceramic dinnerware for a seasonal or gifting assortment
Interior Design or Styling Buyer at a hospitality design firm — sourcing dinnerware for a hotel or restaurant build-out
E-commerce Merchandising Manager at a home goods brand — sourcing branded dinnerware sets for order fulfillment Where and How It's Made?
Q: Hotel guest dining, restaurant table service, home dining sets, camping tableware
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