A rice bowl decides whether a titanium set gets used daily or lives in a drawer. This family covers it in two sizes, five set weights and three finishes. Here is how the 21 SKUs split and what each tier is actually for.
350 ml or 450 ml: what decides it
The 350 ml bowl is the everyday size. It holds a serving of rice with room to stir, a bowl of congee, porridge or oatmeal, or a lunch portion eaten at a break-room table - and it is the size that pairs with a short spoon and short chopsticks.
The 450 ml bowl is the meal size: ramyun, naengmyeon and other noodle soups, rice with side dishes, or a solo home-cooking portion. Choose by what the customer eats rather than by what looks generous - a 450 ml bowl sold to a congee eater reads as oversized, and a 350 ml bowl sold to a noodle-soup customer reads as a toy.
The set weight is a decoder for what is in the box
Because the bowl body repeats across the line, the set weight tells you what was packed with it. A bowl with a teardrop spoon is 102 g; the same bowl with a soup spoon is 104 g; add a short pair of chopsticks and it becomes 112 g. Moving up to the 450 ml bowl: 125 g with a longer Korean-style spoon, and 140 g once full-length chopsticks are included.
For buyers comparing quotes, the weight is often faster to read than the contents list - it immediately shows whether a cheaper offer is a two-piece or three-piece set.
Chopstick length matters more than buyers expect
The range deliberately carries two lengths. Short 190 mm chopsticks suit first-chopstick learners and smaller hands, while the 228 mm pair is the adult full-size format - long enough for naengmyeon and hot pots where the hand should stay clear of the steam.
Spoon shape splits the same way. A teardrop spoon is shaped for rice, a deeper soup spoon for congee and broth, and the long Korean-style spoon for noodle soups served in a 450 ml bowl. Matching spoon and chopstick length to the eater is what makes a set feel designed rather than assembled.
Three finishes, and how the line is ordered
Every capacity and set tier is offered in the same three finishes: natural crystalline titanium, a rainbow gradient, and blue-rim rainbow. That repetition is deliberate - a shop can carry one colour story from a 350 ml child's set through to a 450 ml adult set, and reorder without relearning the line. Above the bowl sets sit six-piece family configurations that add a plate, cup and cutlery in a hard case, including a thicker 1.5 mm straight spoon and fork.
MOQ is 5 pieces per SKU and mixing capacities and finishes in one order is normal. Samples ship in 5-10 days and orders leave our Baoji facility within 72 hours; laser engraving and private-label packaging are available. Send your target capacities, set contents and colours on WhatsApp and we will confirm weights and lead times before you commit.
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