OEM

We take OEM orders from a variety of clients to create products that meet their needs.
Here is a brief introduction of some the OEM products we have produced to date.

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How OEM products are made

  • STEP1Interview

    We interview clients to ask them in detail about the product they wish to create, and present example images and material samples to gain as accurate a picture as possible. We can accommodate a wide variety of needs, including different production lots and packaging specifications.

  • STEP2Setting the design and specifications

    In this step, we determine the manufacturing specifications, such as materials and colors, based on the client’s blueprints. We submit a rough cost estimate to clients before producing the first sample. An additional cost for data processing may occur when complex 3D data is used.

  • STEP3Sample production and estimate

    We produce a prototype to serve as the basis for the product, and after client review, we produce an example mold. We then use this mold to produce a sample of the product, and make any necessary adjustments prior to mass production if there are any changes. Samples are produced and reviewed at each step. Once the final sample is approved, we calculate the official cost estimate.

    Sample production and estimate
  • STEP4Manufacturing

    The mass production mold is produced after the final sample is completed. We are sure to have the client thoroughly review the mass production mold because it is difficult to change after completion. For product delivery after mass production begins, we explain to the client on the nature of ceramics to arrive at an inspection standard which meets their needs, and carry out in-house inspections of the finished product. The final costs are calculated after production is complete.

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  • STEP5Delivery

    Production and delivery is coordinated to meet client’s desired delivery deadline. For delivery, we offer such services as using original boxes provided by the client for packing, or including leaflets in the boxes. We are also able to procure packaging material at Ceramic Japan using data from the client.

  • STEP6Repeat

    Additional production runs are possible after the initial delivery, and we store the plaster molds used in production for a period of 3 years (consult us regarding the storage period.) We ask customers to take possession of the molds if no additional orders are received after a certain period of time.

OEM Examples

RELIEF

RELIEF

This was an order received from an interior design related company with a primary focus on clocks.
The all-bisque clock face is beautifully shaded in relief offering a unique look only possible with ceramics.
Designer Fukusada Ryosuke
Lemnos @lemnos_inc
ALL-STAR HI Flower Vase

ALL-STAR HI Flower Vase

This item was created by making molds from an existing series of popular shoes and reproducing them in ceramic.
The forming method leverages the characteristics of plaster molds used for mass production of ceramics.
Designer .blnk Ohkuri Tadahisa
CONVERSE TOKYO @dblnk_tokyo
Flower Vase

Flower Vase

This order was received from a jewelry design store.
The project began with the unique idea to connect five flower vases together.
We produce the item in small lots of 50 pieces.
Designer Takeuchi Minoru
PROOF OF GUILD @proofofguild
Inokuma Choko

Inokuma Choko

This is a cup that is representative of the works of painter Inokuma Genichiro.
The simple shape and artisanal rim design give it an atmospheric finish.
Designer Kikuchi Atsuki
Marugame Genichiro-Inokuma Museum of Contemporary Art (MIMOCA) @mimoca_org
Crinkle Candle

Crinkle Candle

This order was received from a brand specializing in fragrances.
The item includes an organic candle in a Crinkle tumbler designed by Komatsu Makoto.
It has a bisque finish on the outer surface, while the interior is glazed in a color reminiscent of the candle’s fragrance.
Designer Komatsu Makoto
KITCHIBE @kitchibe

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