We handle OEM products for all types of tableware, including dishes, glassware, interior accessories, and functional tableware. We produce products that meet our customers' needs, from small to large quantities, at our partner factories (over 100).
OEM
OEM
We produce products according to our customers' requests. As advisors for table coordination, we also handle visual styling and photography.
Product Creation Process
Listening to Customer Requests
First, we will listen carefully to your requests for the type of vessel you want to make. After hearing your detailed requests for shape, color, pattern, texture, etc., we will propose the best production method.
Creating Design Illustrations
Based on your requests, you will be able to see the actual design in an illustration. Before making a sample, we will refine the overall image and adjust the image.
Issuing a Rough Estimate
Once the specifications have been finalized, we will issue a rough estimate based on the production volume, etc.
Producing Samples and Adjusting
You will be able to see the finished sample and make adjustments. We will make adjustments many times to bring the vessel closer to your image.
Issuing a Final Estimate
Once the specifications have been approved, we will issue a final estimate. We will proceed with the production process after you have approved the cost, so you can proceed with the production process with peace of mind.
Production Starts at Partner Factory
While making use of the techniques of Mino ware, craftsmen will produce them one by one by hand. While ensuring a large amount of production, we will carefully finish the various processes such as molding, glazing, and firing over time.
Delivery
After the manufacturer and our company have inspected the products, we will deliver the finished products to the specified delivery destination.
Production Process
This is the process of forming the shape of the vessel. It goes into the machine from the conveyor fully automatically. When it comes out of the machine, it becomes the shape of a vessel. Also, there are various "molds" depending on the manufacturer, and each has its own shape.
It is slowly dried and then goes into the "biscuit firing" kiln to further remove moisture. Low-temperature firing (biscuit firing) is performed at about 800°C.
For "upright items" (bowls, tea bowls, etc.), patterns are often applied to the outside. It is printed fully automatically. The glaze is divided into three parts: "ash, feldspar, lead", and various glazes can be made by adding "copper, iron, metal" to this base.
When it comes out of the machine, it becomes the shape of a vessel. Also, there are various "molds" depending on the manufacturer, and each has its own shape.
First, the plaster mold is cooled to remove the pottery inside. The plaster mold is opened, the finished vessel is removed, and it is inspected while cooling.
After being shipped from the manufacturer, we also perform a second inspection.
Each piece is carefully packed to prevent breakage and shipped.
This is the process of forming the shape of the vessel. It goes into the machine from the conveyor fully automatically. When it comes out of the machine, it becomes the shape of a vessel. Also, there are various "molds" depending on the manufacturer, and each has its own shape.
It is slowly dried and then goes into the "biscuit firing" kiln to further remove moisture. Low-temperature firing (biscuit firing) is performed at about 800°C.
For "upright items" (bowls, tea bowls, etc.), patterns are often applied to the outside. It is printed fully automatically. The glaze is divided into three parts: "ash, feldspar, lead", and various glazes can be made by adding "copper, iron, metal" to this base.
When it comes out of the machine, it becomes the shape of a vessel. Also, there are various "molds" depending on the manufacturer, and each has its own shape.
First, the plaster mold is cooled to remove the pottery inside. The plaster mold is opened, the finished vessel is removed, and it is inspected while cooling.
After being shipped from the manufacturer, we also perform a second inspection.
Each piece is carefully packed to prevent breakage and shipped.
