NORITAKE 100% New – Cutie Rose – 01 Ultra-Cute Rose Afternoon Tea Set

Material: 100% Premium Noritake Porcelain.
Noritake is world-renowned for its Lusterware—a specialized technique where a thin metallic film is applied to the porcelain, finished with a monochromatic glaze. This creates a shimmering, luxurious, and pearlescent effect unique to Noritake craftsmanship.

Temperature Resistance: -30°C to 140°C.
*** NOT FOR OVEN USE ***

Each Noritake creation—from dinnerware and teacups to vases and collectibles—is more than just an object. It is a testament to the artisan’s talent and refined aesthetic, breathing soul into porcelain with a passion for perfection.

Noritake: Japan’s Most Prestigious Porcelain Brand
With over a century of heritage, Noritake porcelain continues to define luxury and class. Featuring sophisticated designs, diverse palettes, and exquisite patterns, Noritake is a coveted brand favored by the elite worldwide.

A Global Vision
Although a Japanese brand, Noritake’s global journey began with an inspiration in New York. After years of domestic success, Noritake’s founders were moved by the elegance of European porcelain during a visit to Paris. Recognizing the international potential, they established Noritake, laying the foundation for Japanese porcelain to conquer the global stage.

Founded in 1904 in the historic village of Noritake (Nagoya, Honshu island), the brand draws inspiration from one of Japan’s most sacred and ancient regions. This heritage is reflected in the nostalgic beauty of every piece. Located in a vast suburb with rich raw materials and a community of master artisans, the village provided the perfect cradle for Noritake’s production.

Noritake’s unique designs and superior quality allowed it to dominate the US market, outshining competitors. From high society to porcelain enthusiasts, the brand’s “divine attraction” captured global attention. By the early 20th century, these pieces were featured in Japan’s Sketch magazine and are now cherished by collectors as “Old Noritake.”

Today, Noritake continues to lead with Art Deco influences and the use of premium, precious materials to create timeless masterpieces.