Japanese Dragonware tea sets are known for their beautiful hand-painted designs featuring dragons, which are often symbols of power, strength, and good fortune in Japanese culture. These tea sets are typically made from porcelain and feature a technique called moriage.

The moriage technique, which involves applying raised designs to the surface of the porcelain, became popular during the Meiji period (1868-1912). This technique allowed for more detailed and elaborate designs, making the tea sets even more beautiful and collectible.

This set comprises a coffee/tea pot, sugar bowl, creamer and six cups and saucers. Its in beautiful condition with a stunning blue and gold design.