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Kütahya Porselen is a Turkish tableware and porcelain brand with collections for consumers and hospitality businesses, and products used in more than 70 countries.

Last updated September 25, 2026

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Overview

Kütahya Porselen is a Turkish porcelain and tableware brand. Its official website presents products for both individual consumers and hospitality businesses, with routes for online shopping, physical stores, retail corners, and the Horeca channel. The company describes its history as spanning half a century, but the supplied source does not state a precise founding year or identify a founder. Its consumer-facing assortment includes dinnerware and breakfast sets, table presentation items, individual tableware pieces, cutlery sets, children’s tableware, kitchenware, cookware, drinkware, tea and coffee items, mugs, glasses, decorative objects, and handmade tea and coffee cups. The site also presents named collections and ranges, including Bone, Pearl, Tavola, and Coffee Shop offerings. For hospitality customers, it lists dedicated porcelain and other Horeca collections, as well as complementary products. The brand states that its products are used in more than 70 countries. Its official site includes corporate history, investor relations, research and design, sustainability, human and employee rights, ethics, and social responsibility sections. The supplied evidence names NG Grup in its corporate navigation but does not specify the ownership relationship, headquarters, executives, or listed status.

History

The supplied official-site material describes Kütahya Porselen as a brand whose development spans half a century, but it does not provide a precise founding date, name a founder, or give a detailed chronology of the company’s early years. Accordingly, the available evidence supports describing the brand’s history in broad terms rather than assigning specific dated origins. The current official site presents Kütahya Porselen as an established Turkish maker of porcelain and tableware. It organizes its business around consumer retail and the Horeca channel, alongside online commerce, stores, and retail corners. The breadth of the listed ranges extends from dinnerware, breakfast sets, table presentation, and cutlery to kitchen and cooking products, drinkware, tea and coffee items, decorative objects, and handmade cups. Hospitality collections include dedicated Horeca porcelain and named lines such as Tavola Horeca, Tavola Gurme, Tavola Coffee Shop, and Bone Horeca. The brand states that its products are used in more than 70 countries, indicating an international footprint, though the supplied material does not name individual export markets. The website’s corporate sections include history, investor relations, research and design, sustainability, human and employee rights, ethics, and social responsibility. NG Grup appears in the site navigation, including references to an NG Grup catalogue and group companies; the evidence provided does not establish the precise corporate or ownership relationship. No supported dates for product launches, acquisitions, leadership changes, or other milestones are available in the supplied source.

Products and positioning

A Turkish porcelain and tableware brand serving both household consumers and the Horeca market, with a broad range of table, kitchen, drinkware, decorative, and hospitality collections.

  • Consumer tableware

    The site lists dinnerware, breakfast sets, cutlery sets, table presentation products, individual pieces, and children’s tableware.

  • Kitchen and drinkware products

    The listed assortment includes kitchenware, cookware, drinkware, tea and coffee items, mugs, and glasses.

  • Horeca collections

    Dedicated hospitality ranges include porcelain and named Tavola and Bone Horeca offerings.

  • Decorative and handmade products

    The site lists modern decorative objects and handmade tea and coffee cups.

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