Tableware
Nine serving pieces sit in this category — eight ceramic plates and bowls from Aodaci, named after painters and composers, plus a Seasons tray that pairs acacia wood with ceramic. Colour choices run across the range. It suits hospitality gifts, kitchen and interior brands, and corporate sets where a mark should read quietly rather than shout.
The ceramics split into flat plates — Miro, Gaudi, Monet — and deeper bowls such as Bansky, Vivaldi, Michelangelo, Okeeffe and Chopin, so a set can be built from mixed shapes in one order. The single mixed-material item, the Noa tray, combines acacia wood with ceramic bowls and works as a standalone gift without further packaging.
Glazed ceramic takes pad printing on flat faces and rims; the wooden part of the tray is better suited to laser engraving, which leaves a permanent tonal mark instead of a printed layer. Because these pieces are handled at the table, we recommend keeping the logo away from the eating surface. Dishwasher exposure varies by decoration method, so confirm the intended use when you send artwork.
Orders start at 10 pieces per model. Branding is included in the unit price with no setup fee, and production runs from five working days once artwork is approved. Samples ship in two to three days, delivery covers the EU, and the per-unit price drops as the quantity grows — the tiers are listed on each product page.
Frequently asked questions
What are these pieces made of?
Eight of the nine items are ceramic; the Noa tray combines acacia wood with ceramic bowls.
Which branding method works on ceramic?
Pad printing is the usual choice on glazed ceramic. Wood elements are laser engraved instead.
Is there a minimum order?
Yes, 10 pieces per model. You can mix plates and bowls across an order as long as each model reaches the minimum.
Can you source tableware that is not listed here?
Yes. Tell us the shape, material and quantity and we will look for matching items with our suppliers.