Celadon — the soft blue-green glaze with a history stretching back over a thousand years — has become one of the most requested finishes in premium tableware. For retailers and homeware brands, buying celadon dinnerware wholesale means offering customers a product that feels both timeless and distinctive. This buyer’s guide covers what celadon actually is, the set configurations available, and how to place a wholesale order with a MOQ of just 200 pieces.
What Is Celadon Dinnerware?
Celadon is a glaze family known for its jade-like, translucent blue-green tone, achieved through iron oxide in a high-temperature reduction firing. The result is a smooth, slightly glossy surface that hides everyday scratches better than pure white glaze and pairs naturally with wood, linen, and modern minimal table settings.
Beyond looks, celadon is food-safe and durable — the same qualities that made it a staple of East Asian dining for centuries now make it a strong seller in Western homeware markets.
Why Buy Celadon Dinnerware Wholesale?
Purchasing by the case rather than piece-by-piece lowers your per-unit cost and gives you consistent stock for bundles and gifting. Key advantages:
- Lower unit cost — factory-direct pricing when ordered in volume.
- Brand cohesion — a single glaze across a full set reads as a designed collection.
- Gift potential — celadon’s cultural cachet makes sets easy to position as wedding or housewarming gifts.
For most of our celadon programs the minimum order quantity is 200 pieces per design, low enough for a boutique brand to test demand.
Our Celadon Dinnerware Set Configurations
The core celadon dinnerware set is offered in three piece counts so you can match the set size to your market:
- 28-piece set — ideal for couples or compact households, easy to gift.
- 38-piece set — the balanced everyday option for small families.
- 56-piece set — full service for entertainers and premium bundling.
All three share the same glaze and foot profile, so they can be mixed on a shelf or sold as a tiered product line.
Pairing Celadon with Complementary Pieces
Celadon rarely sells alone. Coordinating it with adjacent products lifts average order value:
- A hand-painted ceramic vase in matching tones extends the line into decor.
- A white-glaze Linglong set gives customers a lighter contrast option.
- A blue-and-white Ruyi set adds a classic pattern for traditional buyers.
MOQ, Customization & Shipping
- MOQ: 200 pieces per design (mix piece counts within the celadon family if needed).
- Customization: glaze shade微调, logo on the base, and custom gift box.
- Lead time: ~7–12 days sampling, ~30–45 days production after approval.
- Shipping: sea or air to your warehouse / FBA.
How to Place a Wholesale Order
- Brief us — target set size (28/38/56), glaze preference, and volume.
- Approve samples — physical or photo samples before mass production.
- Confirm branding — logo, packaging, and any decoration.
- Produce & ship — deposit, production, and delivery to your door.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the MOQ for celadon dinnerware wholesale?
200 pieces per design. You can combine the 28/38/56-piece configurations to reach that minimum.
What is the difference between the 28, 38, and 56-piece sets?
They differ only in piece count and service size — same glaze and quality. The 56-piece set adds serving pieces suited to entertaining.
Is celadon dinnerware food-safe?
Yes. Our celadon glazes are lead-free and meet food-contact standards for daily use.
Can I private-label the celadon set?
Absolutely — logo on the base and custom packaging are available, with the same 200-piece MOQ.
Ready to Stock Celadon Dinnerware?
Whether you want a single set size or the full 28/38/56 lineup, we can sample quickly and scale to your volume.
Contact: WhatsApp +86 13576420360 · Email Jame@zhejiangceramics.com
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