Curated sample directions
A practical sample kit for porcelain decisions.
Start with mugs, tea pieces, daily ceramic objects, and mark samples before moving into a small-batch run.
Signature samples
Not a catalog. A practical starting point.
Each direction shows one decision: daily use, logo depth, surface finish, packaging, or the way a small collection can be developed.
Featured sample
Logo-Stamped White Porcelain Mug
A quiet base for testing logo depth, grip, scale, and daily-use proportion.
Logo mug
The first piece most brands can judge quickly.
A mug sample makes the important choices visible: porcelain body, cup edge, handle feel, logo placement, and packing route.
Best forBrands, cafes, creators
OptionsLogo stamp, bottom mark, packaging
MOQ referenceSmall batch by request
Lead timeSampling plan after brief
Sample directions
Choose the route closest to your project.
The first sample does not need to answer everything. It should make the next production decision clearer.
Coffee and tea
Coffee & Tea Pieces
Mugs, cups, small tea pieces, and quiet daily forms for branded service or gifting.
Best forCafes, tea brands, gifting
OptionsLogo mark, set direction, box
Bath and vanity
Bath & Vanity Ceramics
A calm daily-use direction for hotel bathrooms, vanity sets, and lifestyle retail.
Best forHotels, retail, home brands
OptionsDispenser, tray, cup, jar
Storage and utility
Kitchen Storage & Utility
Visible daily objects such as jars, trays, spoon rests, and utility pieces for small collections.
Best forRetail, homeware, buyers
OptionsJar set, surface, packaging
Mark and finish
Logo Craft Sample Board
A compact decision tool for comparing mark depth, glaze behavior, and surface direction.
Best forDesigners, trade projects
OptionsStamp, relief, glaze sample
Your sample path
From direction to a clear sample plan
Three moves before production: pick a sample direction, share your logo and context, then lock the practical route for form, mark, finish, and packaging.
01
Choose a sample direction.
Start from mug, tea, bath, storage, or mark sample routes.
02
Send your logo and use case.
A reference image, target quantity, and market context are enough for the first review.
03
Confirm the sample plan.
We suggest the practical route for form, mark, finish, packaging, and production.
Sample first
Use one sample to make the bigger run clearer.
Send the product direction, logo, quantity, and timing you have in mind. We will suggest a sample path before production.