About us

Two houses. One standard.

Kiln & Mandala brings together mandala home textiles rooted in Nepalese hand-painted family traditions and Japanese Bizen-Yaki from Okayama. Both cultural traditions reach back more than 1,000 years. We respect handwork and the spirit of the artisan; our Dalian team designs, processes and customises textiles for daily life.

2

Independent companies

10–21

Pacific client-care hours

20+

Original mandala designs

Custom

Design and textile processing

Japanese Bizen-Yaki Shop

Deming (Dalian) Trading Co., Ltd.

Deming sources Bizen-Yaki directly from workshops in and around Inbe, Okayama, and handles export, documentation and worldwide shipping. Because every kiln load is different, our stock list is genuinely unique — when a piece is sold, the listing is retired rather than restocked.

Registered address
No. 2, 1st Floor, No. 116-14 Hengshan Street, Lushunkou District, Dalian City, Liaoning Province, China
Unified social credit code
91210212MADPG3QW64
Motto
Freedom. Equality. Sincerity. Kindness.

Tanchenki — Himalayan Mandala Home Art

Dalian Tanchengji Cultural & Creative Co., Ltd.

Tanchenki works with imagery from a Nepalese hand-painted mandala family tradition carrying more than a thousand years of history and culture. A mandala symbolises a miniature of the universe: the centre represents the inner self and the circles represent the universe. Moving outward and returning inward expresses self-discovery, wholeness and harmony. Our team adapts the artwork into printed and foil-finished home textiles and offers design, processing, wholesale, private-label and custom production. The cushions themselves are not hand-painted thangkas or religious ritual products.

Registered address
No. 48-5 Gangwan Street, Lushunkou District, Dalian City, Liaoning Province, China
Unified social credit code
91210212MAKGLQGEX9
Motto
The Power of Freedom.

What we hold to

Freedom. Equality. Sincerity. Kindness.

These principles guide both houses: the Nepalese mandala heritage we respect, the team who designs and finishes our textiles, and the artisans who form Bizen clay.

Freedom

Nobody is told what to make. Our potters and designers work to their own judgement, and we sell what they decide is finished.

Equality

A first-time buyer of a single mandala cover or Bizen cup receives the same photographs, the same answers and the same packing care as a wholesale account.

Sincerity

We explain print placement, metallic foil and textile variations honestly. Mandala covers are printed home art, not hand-painted ritual thangkas. We also photograph Bizen clay texture and firing marks rather than hide them.

Kindness

For a mandala cover, custom textile project or Bizen cup, our team listens and explains the options during our published Pacific client-care hours.

The team you will actually speak to

A small company, on purpose

  • Claire Ding

    Founder. Sets what we buy and what we refuse to sell.

  • Richard Jiang — General Manager, Overseas Client Care

    Your first point of contact on phone and WhatsApp during Pacific business hours.

  • Irving Li — Overseas Support, 8:00 PM – 5:00 AM PST

    Overnight cover, so a message sent late in the US is rarely waiting until morning.

Bizen wareMandala cushion

Design · Processing · Customisation

Made around your brief.

Our team can design, process and customise mandala home textiles to your requirements, from a personal room scheme to wholesale, private-label and OEM projects.

01 / Design

Share your artwork, colour palette, room photographs and intended use. Our team develops the layout and textile specification with you.

02 / Sample

Confirm size, fabric, print placement, heat-transfer or hand-block foil finish, piping, insert option and packaging against a sample and written quotation.

03 / Processing & production

After written approval, the team prints, foils, cuts, stitches and inspects the agreed design. Quantity, lead time and delivery are confirmed individually.

“We would rather sell you one object you keep for thirty years than thirty you replace every year.”

Two houses. One reverence for the handmade.