Welcome a Slice of Japanese Tradition to Your Homes

Welcome a Slice of Japanese Tradition to Your Homes

Bangalore‬ is all set to get a taste of exquisitely crafted dinnerware at the recently launched Noritake‬ store in Indiranagar, Bangalore.

Welcome a Slice of Japanese Tradition to Your Homes

 

Welcome a Slice of Japanese Tradition to Your Homes: Synonymous with grandeur and luxury, ‪‎Noritake‬ Dinnerware has created a niche for itself adorning the magnificent dinner tables of luxurious homes for over a century; and has finally made its debut in Bangalore with an exclusive store located in the posh neighbourhood of Indiranagar. Hosoi Shoji, General Manager of overseas sales, Noritake, spoke enthusiastically on the event of its grand opening, explaining how pleased he was to bring Noritake to Bangalore. “Being one of the most desired crockery brands in the world, Noritake is finally available in Bangalore where you can enjoy crockery that is not just world-class, but a rarity too!”

‪Considered to be one of the most sought after brands in the world of crockery, Noritake has expanded since its inception in 1904, to make its enviable antique handcrafted designs available to numerous cities around the world. This time around, ‪‎Bangalore’s elite will have an opportunity to add splendour to their dinner tables with Noritake’s fabulous collections.

 

While every product created by Noritake has the ability to take your breath away, one of the most appealing pieces in the store at Indiranagar, is a 24-carat gold tea set!

Welcome a Slice of Japanese Tradition to Your Homes

Create a vintage tabletop look with Noritake Regent Gold this festive season!

Welcome a Slice of Japanese Tradition to Your Homes

Welcome a Slice of Japanese Tradition to Your Homes

 

To note: In addition to introducing a world of elite crockery to Bangalore, Noritake has created a history of sorts with their latest store at Indiranagar which is claimed to house 130 varieties of Noritake tableware! So far, this is the only store to boast of such an extensive and exclusive collection!

 

Welcome a Slice of Japanese Tradition to Your Homes

Tanya Fontes with Ajay Anand and Mr. Jagadeesh {Bangalore Store Owner}

Welcome a Slice of Japanese Tradition to Your Homes

Tanya Fontes with Renu Chettri

Welcome a Slice of Japanese Tradition to Your Homes

Tanya Fontes with Shubha Sriram {Mrs. Karnataka 2016}

Welcome a Slice of Japanese Tradition to Your Homes

Tanya Fontes, Pramila Deepam, Renu Chettri, Neema Kumar and Shubha Sriram

Welcome a Slice of Japanese Tradition to Your Homes

Our gorgeous host for the evening, Pramila Deepam {Founder and Managing Director ~ Deepam Silks}

 

Address: 42/1, 4th Cross Rd {behind the metro station},
CMH Road, Indiranagar, Bengaluru 560038.
Opening hours: 10:30 AM to 8:30 PM

 

Thinking of purchasing Noritake‬ Dinnerware? Let me know your thoughts by leaving a comment below.

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26 Comments

  • Love their beautiful and finely detailed porcelain ~ and adore the gold tea set! Btw I have the tank you have on in black, but white is so gorgeous too! Need! 🙂

  • Gorgeous crockery! Noritake is a china collector’s dream with their colorful, hand painted patterns and ceramic designs… xx

  • Your platform (feels odd to call it a blog these days) is one of the most beautiful and inspiring ones, and I’ve found myself coming back to it even though I unfollowed so many other ‘blogs’. Keep at it, lovely Tanya!

  • This is such a cool post! Noritake may be the perfect choice for anyone seeking an affordable, elegant, and sometimes whimsical china set!

    And you look absolutely beautiful, Tanya! 🙂

  • Gentle porcelain form observing undulations, ripples and a thin gold line… Such beautiful moments captured, too!

  • Love this so much! I’m all about exquisite porcelain with pressed textiles creating simple marks and sunlight adding shadow. Thank you for sharing, Tanya. xx

    Also, I love your look ~ it’s so cosy yet put together!

  • All things bright and beautiful! When you talk, you are only repeating what you already know, but if you listen (in this case ~ read) you may learn something new… Thank you for sharing, gorgeous! 🙂

  • There’s something about completely hand painted and exquisite porcelain that adds elegance to a beautiful dining table… 🙂 On another note: Love this outfit, Tanya! Looks comfy and glam all at once!

  • That’s a great share, Tanya. I just fell in love with this beautiful boutique the day I saw it in your Instagram stories. You are a very talented blogger. 🙂

  • You look so lovely! I adore handcrafted and hand-painted china ~ so, thanks for sharing this post. High point of my day while I battle a fever and a super active toddler. ❤️

  • This set up is utterly delightful! I purchased an exquisite tea set while in Denmark at Guldagergaard. It is my first pinched teapot and is made with with porcelain and wood fired. I must say it pours very well…

    By the way, I don’t even remember what jeans feel like anymore post-pregnancy! 😀

  • Makes me want to drink tea… I wish porcelain could be spoken to, loved and befriended. Btw, I can’t wait … I can’t wait … I can’t wait to visit this Noritake store!

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