A healthy diet is based upon not only good quality nutriment supplies, but also suitable and safe appliance to store and serve the food with. In terms of safety and from ergonomic point of view, fine hard porcelain is considered the most reliable, compared to glassware, metal containers, plastic and other synthetic materials. Even ceramic dinnerware and kitchenware, unlike hard porcelain, can occassionly contain colors and other synthetics that might be consumed along with the food stuff. Still among hard porcelain tableware, those decorated with in-glaze technology are hygienically preferred.

In this method, high temperature of firing (1200 -1400 degrees Celsius), allows the glaze to melt and the color to seep into the glossy layer, so the colors generated are glaze coated, giving the product a lustrous, dazzling and soft finish. This finishing is the difference between the conventional and the IN-GLAZE method of decorating fine porcelain. Furthermore, with the IN-GLAZE method, the sep paint in glaze is protected by the glassy coating, making it 100% safe for use in dishwashers; So that the high temperature and strong detergents used in these machines do not have any adverse effect on the design even after countless washing cycles. That is why nowadays IN-GLAZE decorated dinner ware is widely in use in many advanced countries around the world.You may also use in-glaze decorated items without gold and/or platinum in microwave ovens.