The Storiware Spanish-Language Catalogue Now Lists 120 Ceramic Products
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- Sep 8,2026
Summary
The Spanish-language site now carries 120 ceramic products — mugs, plates, bowls, sets and kitchen accessories — maintained in parallel with the English catalogue, so Spanish-speaking buyers can review and quote the full range without switching languages.

The Full Range, in Spanish
The Storiware Spanish-language catalogue has reached 120 ceramic products — the same bodies, glazes and set programs the English site carries, with names, specifications and categories maintained in parallel. For distributors and importers across Spanish-speaking markets, the full range is now reviewable, shareable and quotable without leaving Spanish.
What the Catalogue Covers
- Drinkware — coffee and espresso mugs, breakfast bodies, kids' cups and specialty formats.
- Tableware — plates, bowls, baking and serving pieces across stoneware and porcelain lines.
- Sets and gift programs — boxed combinations across the collection's colour families.
- Kitchen accessories — spice storage, cutlery and complementary pieces for complete programs.
Every product page carries the same customization pathway as the English site — logo, colour, packaging — and inquiries from the Spanish site reach the same export team.
New bodies and seasonal items are added to both language versions as they are released. Buyers working across both markets can expect identical specifications either way.
Further reading
Scrap and Grog: Where a Factory's Waste Becomes Your Product's VariabilityEvery ceramic factory produces rejects and breakage, and most of it goes back into the process. Handled with a limit and a record it saves money; hand…
Glaze Recovery and Workshop Wastewater: What a Buyer Should UnderstandSpray booths produce overspray, and glaze lines produce sludge. Recycling it saves money and can change the product; disposing of it badly is a compli…
Managing Reactive Glazes: Controlling Variation Without Killing ItA reactive glaze is designed to look different from piece to piece — and that is the selling point. The difficulty is that "different" has to be defin…