Casa Duniya's tableware spans porcelain, bone china, and hand-painted ceramic, including artisan pieces from Morocco and Jordan alongside modern porcelain and bone china lines.

It varies by piece. Hand-painted ceramic and glass items are generally handwash-only to protect the paintwork, while several porcelain lines, like Jarbira and Kosai, are dishwasher and microwave safe. Check the care instructions on each product page.

Pieces are handmade by artisans in several countries, most commonly Morocco, Jordan, and Indonesia, alongside porcelain and bone china pieces from other manufacturing partners.

Yes. Many customers mix hand-painted Moroccan and Jordanian pieces with our porcelain and bone china lines for an eclectic table. Matching sets, like Azala or Zambila, are also available if you prefer a coordinated look.

Both. Many designs, like Azala, Zambila, and Toofan, are sold as coordinated sets of bowls, plates, cups, and glasses, while other pieces can be purchased individually to build your own mix.