Porcelain is the quietest set in the line and the one that looks most at home on a table left set up between games. The whole thing is drawn as blue-and-white china: a crane in flight on the one bam, ginger jars climbing the craks, and small painted vases on the flowers. The backs are a solid cobalt and the bonded layers run from deep blue to white down the side of every tile, so a stacked wall reads as a gradient. Faces are white, the suits are inked in cobalt and sky blue, and the dragons are picked out in gold. It is the set to buy if the others are too loud.
| Tile Count |
160 tiles. A complete American mahjong set. |
| Tile Breakdown |
36 dots, 36 bams, 36 craks, 12 dragons, 16 winds, 8 flowers, 10 jokers and 6 blank spares. |
| Material |
Four-layer engraved acrylic. |
| Tile Size |
32 × 23 × 16 mm (1.26 × 0.91 × 0.63 in) each. |
| Finish |
Engraved first, then painted, so the carving holds its edge instead of wearing smooth. |
| Colors |
Cobalt backs with graduated blue and white layered edges; white faces in cobalt, sky blue and soft green. |
| Compatibility |
Fits standard mahjong racks, pushers and mats. |
| Care |
Wipe with a soft damp cloth. Avoid solvents and abrasive cleaners. |
Every tile is engraved and painted individually, so small variations in size and finish are expected, and part of the charm.