DI210156 Seraglio Jewel New Bone China Dinnerware Collection

Looking for distinctive Persian-inspired dinnerware for your brand, giftware business or wholesale collection?

The Seraglio Jewel Collection by Donglin Homeware combines intricate mandala-style floral motifs with traditional Persian-inspired tilework on refined new bone china.

Featuring two coordinated designs—a continuous floral tile-border pattern and a central mandala medallion surrounded by concentric decorative bands—the collection showcases vibrant turquoise, lake blue, terracotta red, dusty rose and warm gold accents on an elegant ivory-white background.

Designed for giftware companies, wholesalers, distributors, retailers and homeware brands, Seraglio Jewel offers OEM/ODM customisation, private-label branding and coordinated ceramic gift-set development.

Product Highlights

· Material: New bone china with a smooth, glossy ivory-white glaze.

· Design: Persian-inspired mandala floral medallions and ornamental tilework.

· Colours: Turquoise, lake blue, terracotta red, dusty rose and warm gold.

· Decoration: High-temperature-fired ceramic decals with fine gold-coloured lines and dotted edging.

· Core Products: Dinner plates, shallow soup plates, salad plates, cups and saucers.

· Collection Extensions: Coffee pots, sugar bowls, creamers, rectangular serving trays, dipping bowls and Arabic Gahwa cups.

· Supply Options: Individual items, coordinated dinnerware sets and wholesale gift assortments.

OEM/ODM & Private Label Customisation

Create a Persian-inspired ceramic collection tailored to your brand and market.

Donglin Homeware supports:

· Custom Designs: Mandala-style floral artwork, tilework patterns, decorative borders, colours and decal placement.

· Private Label: Custom brand logos, ceramic backstamps and product branding.

· Mixed-Pattern Sets: Combine the floral tile-border and central mandala designs.

· Custom Gift Sets: Coordinated dinnerware, tea and coffee assortments, and seasonal gifts.

· Gift Packaging: Branded gift boxes, retail-ready and protective packaging.

· Collection Development: Additional matching ceramic shapes and accessories, subject to feasibility.

Custom specifications are reviewed during sampling and quotation.

Giftware & Wholesale Applications

· Giftware: Ramadan, Eid, wedding and housewarming gift collections.

· Retail & Homeware: Persian-inspired decorative dinnerware and private-label homeware ranges.

· Tea & Coffee: Coordinated cups, saucers and customised Arabic Gahwa accessories.

· Wholesale Distribution: Individual products, coordinated sets and customised assortments.

Potential Markets: GCC countries, North Africa, Central Asia, Malaysia, Indonesia, Europe and North America.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. Can I customise the mandala patterns and colours?

Yes. We support OEM/ODM floral medallions, tile-inspired artwork, custom colours and decal placement, subject to technical feasibility and sample approval.

Q2. Can I add my own brand logo?

Yes. Private-label logos, ceramic backstamps and branded packaging can be discussed according to your product requirements.

Q3. Can I combine both patterns in one dinnerware set?

Yes. Buyers can explore coordinated assortments combining the floral tile-border and central mandala designs.

Q4. Can I order customised ceramic gift sets?

Yes. We support dinnerware, tea and coffee gift assortments with branded packaging for different retail and gifting programmes.

Q5. Can matching Arabic Gahwa cups be developed?

Yes. Matching Gahwa cups and serving accessories can be evaluated according to shape availability and development requirements.

Q6. What is the MOQ for wholesale or OEM/ODM orders?

MOQ depends on product selection, artwork, decoration and packaging requirements. Contact us for a project-specific quotation.

Q7. Can I request samples before bulk production?

Yes. Sampling options, costs and lead times are confirmed according to your project specifications.

Q8. Can I purchase individual products instead of complete sets?

Yes. Individual items and coordinated sets can be considered, subject to the agreed order requirements.