New arrival ceramic tableware from Middle East and Egypt

Based on feedback from our customers in the Middle East and Egypt, we have found that gold-plated ceramic bowls and plates with tree and bird elements are very popular these days. So, today we are introducing the new arrivals.

In terms of design, this new series skillfully incorporates elements popular in today's Middle Eastern and Egyptian markets. The mouth of the bowl is treated with electro-gold plating, and a circle of delicate gold rim outlines the bowl and plate, instantly enhancing the overall sense of high class and sophistication, which aptly echoes the locals' love of luxury elements. The tree element is also in line with the popular trend in recent years. The golden tree and bird motifs on the bowl and plate seem to quietly bring the vibrancy and poetry of the outdoors to the table. The spreading of the branches and the movement of the birds make the diner feel as if they are in nature, adding a unique sense of coziness.

This new range of tableware is made of magnesium porcelain. Its hard texture makes it resistant to breakage, even during frequent daily use or long-distance transportation, and it perfectly meets the high demand for durability in the Middle Eastern and Egyptian markets. At the same time, the high whiteness of magnesium porcelain and its fine, smooth glaze act as a pure canvas, providing a good basis for subsequent decoration, allowing the golden elements and the tree shadow pattern to be perfectly displayed and more dynamic and delicate.

As a result, this set of dishes excels in a variety of scenarios. Use it to serve aromatic, traditional Ful Medames dishes at everyday family gatherings, where the golden shadows of trees and birds add a touch of sophistication to the rustic meal in the warm yellow light. Egypt's specialty restaurants serve classic kebabs and couscous on square plates and specialty sweet soups in round bowls, beautifully designed to make the dishes even more enticing, capturing the hearts of diners both visually and taste-wise. When it comes to religious festivals such as Eid al-Fitr or family gatherings, this set of dishes is even more ambient, with rich dishes on the plates and traditional desserts in the bowls, set off by uniform and exquisite tableware, echoing the solemnity and festivity of the holiday and adding even more beauty to the moment of gathering.

However, if you want this set of dishes to maintain a beautiful appearance for a long time, you have to pay extra attention when cleaning. Due to the bowl's mouth being electroplated with a gold process, it is recommended to clean it gently without using steel wire balls or other hard tools to prevent scratches and damage to the gold layer. A soft cloth or sponge is best suited for this purpose. At the same time, to choose a neutral detergent, do not use strong corrosive detergents, so as to better protect the porcelain surface and the gold-plated layer. After cleaning, gently dry the water stains and put them in a dry place, so that they can last more dining time.

The romance of life is often hidden in these tiny details. A good-looking and useful set of tableware can turn every meal into a treat!