Mukesh Ambani's wife Nita Ambani drinks tea from her favourite cup which costs Rs...., it's border is made up of...
Mukesh Ambani's wife Nita Ambani drinks tea from her favourite cup which costs Rs...., it's border is made up of...
Mukesh and Nita Ambani are one of the richest couples in the world. They lead a life that resembles royalty. From their lavish lifestyle to their massive business empire, everything about the Ambani family reflects grandeur. Nita Ambani is often seen adorned in luxurious sarees and exquisite jewellery, perfectly reflecting her elegant and regal sense of style. Presently, she is the founder and chairman of the Dhirubhai Ambani International School. Mukesh Ambani's wife Nita Ambani drinks tea from her favourite cup which costs Rs…., it's border is made up of…
In addition to her business and social pursuits, Nita Ambani's elegance shines through even in the smallest details, like her morning cup of tea. A true tea enthusiast, Nita enjoys her chai in exquisite teacups from Noritake, Japan's oldest and most prestigious crockery brand. One of the most luxurious tea sets in the world comes from the renowned Japanese brand Noritake. Their exclusive 50-piece porcelain cup set is priced at around Rs 1.5 crores, meaning each cup costs approximately Rs 3 lakhs. These cups are uniquely designed, featuring elegant gold and platinum detailing along the rims. This rare and exquisite design is available only through Noritake.
Indeed, media reports reveal that Nita Ambani begins her day with a touch of elegance and tradition—by sipping her morning tea from a luxurious teacup made by Noritake, Japan's oldest porcelain maker. Each intricately designed cup, embellished with fine gold detailing, reportedly costs over Rs 3 lakh, forming part of a tea set worth more than Rs 1.5 crore.
Reports suggest that Nita Ambani once took her private jet to Sri Lanka specifically to shop for kitchenware, where she is said to have purchased an astonishing 25,000 pieces from the iconic Japanese brand Noritake. Her refined taste is reflected in this lavish acquisition of fine chinaware, handpicked for her opulent high-rise residence. Known for its craftsmanship, Noritake—established over 106 years ago—is globally renowned for its porcelain crockery, often adorned with 22-carat gold or platinum accents.
According to a 2010 report by The Economic Times, Nita Ambani didn't place her massive order at the upscale Noritake showroom in Mumbai's Kemps Corner, which is just a short distance from the Ambani residence. Instead, she opted to make the purchase in Sri Lanka, where Noritake products are 70–80% more affordable than in most parts of the world, including India. This significant price difference is attributed to Noritake's largest manufacturing facility being located in Sri Lanka, which also acts as a global export hub for its fine porcelain, reaching over 100 countries.
As per The Economic Times report (2010), in Sri Lanka, a 50-piece dinner set adorned with 22-carat gold or platinum trimmings costs around $300 to $500. In contrast, the same set is priced between $800 and $2,000 in India.
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