Japanese matte cream relief plates and bowls in ceramic show how surface finish and moulded detail work together in tableware. Orders begin at 1 per design, and OEM or private label production is available. FDA, LFGB and SGS testing can be requested, with export carton packing used for all shipments.

Ceramic dinner plates are classified under HS 6911 for porcelain or 6912 for other ceramics—use the right code for smooth customs clearance.
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Payment terms for dinner plate orders are arranged directly with us—confirm the method and schedule before production begins.
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Custom logo plates carry a higher MOQ than stock designs, so test the market with a small run first, then scale into private label once demand is proven.
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Dinner plates come in 6 to 12 inch diameters. Restaurants most often choose 10.5 or 11 inch plates for mains, with 8 and 9 inch for starters.
Read answer →The Japanese Matte Cream Relief Plate and Bowl — Ceramic (No.625961) is made of Ceramic. The minimum order is 1 pieces per colour. Single price: $1.03 per piece — the same price at every quantity.
Each piece is individually bagged and packed in export cartons. Custom hang tags, woven labels, logo printing and gift-box packaging are available on request.
In-stock styles ship in 7–15 days; custom production takes 20–35 days. We ship worldwide by express, air or sea, with freight quoted by weight and destination port.
As a direct factory we support OEM/ODM: your labels, colourways, sizes, packaging and drop-shipping for wholesale and boutique buyers. Pre-production samples are available before bulk.