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YOUR NR.1 IN CONTEMPORARY JAPANESE TABLEWARE

We design, craft and distribute top quality oriental tableware for households and businesses worldwide. Our established brand Tokyo Design Studio is inspired by Japanese culture and praised for its refined contemporary designs and high-quality standards.

With design teams located in both The Netherlands and Japan we aim to create a unique and constantly evolving signature. Respecting centuries of porcelain and pottery heritage, we constantly look for unexpected perspectives that help us create the tableware of today and tomorrow.

Our products are authentic by nature. Predominantly made in Japan by artisanal methods perfected over 400 years. Our pad-printed products are baked twice, then decorated one color at a time, glazed, and baked again. Throughout the process a meticulous quality control is applied, making sure each product is of the highest quality.

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tonotamaki

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index

tokusawhite

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sendan tokusa

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sendan black

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kiku shibori

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fleur de ligne

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seigaiha22

soshunmatte

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green cosmos

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tonotamakiLooking for a table makeover? Tono Tamaki tableware is simple but elegant and mixes easily. Its timeless shapes and marked lines give every table a classy look. The refined quality porcelain is almost unbreakable and always impressive. From breakfast to late-night dinner, Tono Tamaki turns everyday meals into star dishes.

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tokusawhiteThe luxurious Japanese design of White Sendan is an eye catcher on every table thanks to the beautiful interaction between fine lines and rings. The traditional Japanese design or Tokusa - stripes - provides a striking pattern in fine blue lines. The porcelain is robust but not heavy and of high quality: an instant favorite!

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sendan tokusaBased on the traditional Japanese tokusa (stripes) theme, our designers created this timeless collection with a striking radial pattern in fine blue lines. The sturdy porcelain is robust, but not heavy, and a joy to use every day. The dramatic yet soothing style makes the Sendan Tokusa collection an instant favorite.

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sendan blackThe longer one gazes at the Sendan bowls and plates, the more fascinating this traditional Japanese design will appear. Now also available in sleek, deep black, the beautiful interaction between fine lines and rings seems even more dramatic. Luxurious yet trendy, this high quality porcelain is an immensely versatile eye catcher.

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kikushiboriThe Kiku & Shibori line is ideal for those who want to mix and match but also strive for visual harmony. While the Kiku pattern is inspired by chrysanthemum flowers, the Shibori bowls are derived from a Japanese manual resist dyeing technique, resulting in special color effects in lovely bright indigo blue.

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fleur de ligneAn exquisite pattern of flowers and foliage in indigo and fresh white embellishes each piece of our Fleur de Ligne collection. The traditionally shaped porcelain bowls and plates have some relief, which, together with a matte finish, gives them a rich and luxurious look and feel. They lend an elegant note to any dining room – on their own or layered with other pieces from the Fleur de Ligne, Burashi or Seigaiha collections. Graceful and timeless, they will make a welcome addition to your tableware collection.

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seigaihaIn a rich indigo on crisp white, the Seigaiha collection features beautifully detailed waves in a striking pattern. They are thetraditional lucky motif in Japanese symbolism, representative of the boundless ocean, the flow of energy and good fortune. Like the other ‘fine patterns’, Burashi and Fleur the Ligne, Seigaiha pieces are made from high quality Japanese porcelain with an elegant matte finish.

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soshunmatteEven after 25 years Soshun Matte still feels like the newest tableware trend. This is a photographers’ favourite. Loved for its traditional cherry blossom print and soft-green emerald appearance, Soshun Matte is the most wanted for culinary adverts and commercials. And it looks great with any dish you serve. So add a little bit of spring to your menu with this lively and fashionable set.

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green cosmosBring your tabletop to life and amaze your guests with the beautifully atmospheric Green Cosmos collection. Richly decorated with Japanese blossoms on a pale pastel shade of spring green, this beautiful collection of bowls, plates and mugs will enhance the ambiance of your kitchen.

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PorcelainAll our porcelain is suitable for use in (industrial) dishwashers, microwaves and ovens. Gold decorated items are not suitable for microwave use, due to aggressive rinse and temperatures in dishwashers, golden decorated products are recommend to wash by hand. It is important that you follow the guidelines issued by dishwasher manufacturers. Excessive rinse temperatures and overdosing of washing agents may damage the glaze. Most damage occurs during loading and unloading a dishwasher. Preferably use special dishwasher baskets (racks) that prevent contact with other porcelain items during the wash cycle and at loading/unloading.

When removing food residues beforehand, use a plastic scraper to prevent damage to the glaze. Never use metal objects or cutlery for this.

Stone & EarthenwareAll our Stone & Earthenware is suitable for use in (industrial) dishwashers and microwaves, oven use is not recommend as the is a chance of breakage due to temperature shock. It is important that you follow the guidelines issued by dishwasher manufacturers. Excessive rinse temperatures and overdosing of washing agents may damage the glaze. Most damage occurs during loading and unloading a dishwasher. Preferably use special dishwasher baskets (racks) that prevent contact with other porcelain items during the wash cycle and at loading/unloading.

When removing food residues beforehand, use a plastic scraper to prevent damage to the glaze. Never use metal objects or cutlery for this.

GlassAll glasses may be washed in an (industrial) dishwasher. We advise using dishwasher baskets to minimise breakages during the washing cycle and to use a non-caustic cleaning agent when washing the glasses. This is because caustic cleaning agents can damage the surface of the glasses and turn them dull. Always wash new glasses first before initial use. Never wash glasses at temperatures above 60 degrees. Higher temperatures can cause dirt to

become baked onto the glass.

Never pour cold liquids into a hot glass as this can cause the glass to shatter. It is also advisable to gently prime a glass with hot water before pouring hot liquid into it.

Wood & BambooWooden items are not suited to use in an (industrial) dishwasher. The surface of the product can be maintained by regularly rubbing it with vegetable oil.

Wooden items must be washed in warm soapy water and then dried directly.

Wood & Bamboo is a natural product and will show wear and tear after a period of use.

MelamineMelamine may be washed in an (industrial) dishwasher. Do not use any scouring agents, bleaches, scouring pads or metal objects to clean melamine, as this will leave scratches on the melamine.

Melamine is not suitable for use in the oven or microwave.

Melamine products are suitable for use in a bain-marie or chafing dish. When using melamine in chafing dishes, it is important that you pour sufficient water into the container.

Our melamine products are inspected and tested and approved food safe. Usage temperatures between -20 and 70 degrees.

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13.8x6.3cm | 375ml6/48 | prcln | JP

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product materialprcln = porcelain

stone = stonewareearth = earthenware

produced in JP = JapanCN = China

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