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Noritake · Phone 320 Galle Rd, Colombo 00600, Sri Lanka +94 112 554 491
NORITAKE LANKA PORCELAIN (PRIVATE) LIMITED …
Address: Warakamura, Matale P.O. Box 30 Matale Sri Lanka See other locations Phone: +94-662244432 Website: www.noritake.lk
- Employees: 80
- Phone: 662244432
- Location: Warakamura, MataleP.O. Box 30
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Is Noritake affected by covid-19?
Please note that Noritake is experiencing delays in shipments due to high volume and COVID-19 safety protocols in our distribution center. We appreciate your patience. Noritake Customer Service will be closed between Wednesday, December 23 and Sunday, December 27.
Why choose Noritake Lanka porcelain Ltd?
Noritake Lanka Porcelain Ltd (NLPL) has been bestowed with the unique honour of crafting the Holy Communion bowls for His Holiness Pope Francis’ visit to Sri Lanka. more ...
What is the history of Noritake?
Behind the secret of perfection in a product unfolds the legacy of an exceptional history. The establishment of a factory in Nippon Toke, Nagoya, Japan in 1904 was the birth of a giant in the global ceramic industry. Foundedby Baron Ichizaemon Morimura and his colleagues, it is known today as Noritake.