Visit Kasumigaseki at Vida Emirates Hills, Dubai to see the stunning Wall Oribe in person.
Wall Oribe tiles are the pinnacle of Japanese ceramic artistry, crafted by one of Mittsu’s distinguished Master Ceramicists. These tiles draw inspiration from the avant-garde spirit of the Momoyama era (late 1600s), an era marked by bold innovation in Japanese ceramics. The name “Oribe” itself is a tribute to Oribe Furuta (1543–1615), a visionary ceramic artist whose legacy lives on through this exceptional collection.
Hailing from Toki City in Gifu, Japan—an epicenter of Minoyaki ceramics, Wall Oribe tiles exemplify the mastery of one of Japan’s most renowned ceramic traditions. The deep, rich green glaze is the hallmark of Oribe ware, a colour that is both timeless and full of character. This vivid green glaze, created through traditional firing techniques, responds beautifully to light, revealing layers of depth, from intense jade hues to softer, earthy shades.
What truly sets Wall Oribe apart is the individuality of each tile. No two tiles are ever the same. Subtle variations in tone and texture occur naturally during the firing process, embodying the wabi-sabi philosophy of beauty in imperfection. These organic differences make each tile installation a work of art, with slight shifts in colour and finish that give the surface a dynamic, living quality. The tiles invite viewers to appreciate their nuanced details, from the gentle undulations in glaze to the soft, textured feel that brings warmth and character to any setting.
The glazing process imbues these tiles with a natural sheen that highlights their hand-crafted essence, and over time, their patina deepens, making each piece more unique with age. The tiles seem to capture the essence of nature—like the shifting tones of a forest, alive with light and shadow. This organic aesthetic transforms walls into serene landscapes, whether used in modern or traditional interiors, enriching spaces with a touch of authenticity.
Beyond their visual appeal, Wall Oribe tiles carry the weight of centuries of expertise. Each tile is a testament to the enduring legacy of Minoyaki ceramics, a tradition that honours the balance of nature, craftsmanship, and artistic innovation. The versatility of these tiles ensures they complement a variety of design schemes, from minimalist interiors to richly textured environments, while always standing out as a statement of timeless beauty.
Wall Oribe tiles are more than mere decoration; they are a celebration of history, craftsmanship, and the natural world, making them an unforgettable choice for any space seeking authenticity and depth.
This tile is visually imposing compared to all other Japanese Ceramic Tiles, with options of 900x150x16mm and 900x200x16mm.
The price is for a single tile, based on a Minimum Order of 30m2 and the manufacturing time is 8 weeks.
Wall Oribe
Wall Oribe
| Price per m2
Each of our tiles has a unique coverage per box, ranging from 0.2 to 2m2. This price allows you to compare a like for like cost. |
Regular price
Dhs. 5,571.43 AED
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Unit price
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| Price per box |
Regular price
Dhs. 780.00 AED
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| Availability
Stocked Locally means Dubai. Order from Japan means they are usually in stock in Japan. Made to Order tiles will have their lead time and minimum order in the description. |
Made to Order |
| Stock Status | 0m2 |
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Order a Sample
Wall Oribe Sample
SKU: CPT-OW150-1/sample
| m2 per Box | 0.14 |
| Items per Box
This is how many sheets or individual tiles are in a box. |
1 |
| Joint Size (mm)
This is the size of the gap between tiles on a sheet or an assumed size for loose tiles. |
5 |
| Item | Loose Tiles |
| Application | Indoor Wall, Wet Wall, Outdoor Wall, Fireplace, and Frost Proof |
| Country of origin | Japan |
| Material | Stoneware |
| Surface | Glazed |
| In Box Colour Variation | High |
| Shine | Moderate |
| In Box Texture Variation | Moderate |
| Colour Fading | Zero |
| Surface Crackle | Low |
Visit Kasumigaseki at Vida Emirates Hills, Dubai to see the stunning Wall Oribe in person.
Wall Oribe tiles are the pinnacle of Japanese ceramic artistry, crafted by one of Mittsu’s distinguished Master Ceramicists. These tiles draw inspiration from the avant-garde spirit of the Momoyama era (late 1600s), an era marked by bold innovation in Japanese ceramics. The name “Oribe” itself is a tribute to Oribe Furuta (1543–1615), a visionary ceramic artist whose legacy lives on through this exceptional collection.
Hailing from Toki City in Gifu, Japan—an epicenter of Minoyaki ceramics, Wall Oribe tiles exemplify the mastery of one of Japan’s most renowned ceramic traditions. The deep, rich green glaze is the hallmark of Oribe ware, a colour that is both timeless and full of character. This vivid green glaze, created through traditional firing techniques, responds beautifully to light, revealing layers of depth, from intense jade hues to softer, earthy shades.
What truly sets Wall Oribe apart is the individuality of each tile. No two tiles are ever the same. Subtle variations in tone and texture occur naturally during the firing process, embodying the wabi-sabi philosophy of beauty in imperfection. These organic differences make each tile installation a work of art, with slight shifts in colour and finish that give the surface a dynamic, living quality. The tiles invite viewers to appreciate their nuanced details, from the gentle undulations in glaze to the soft, textured feel that brings warmth and character to any setting.
The glazing process imbues these tiles with a natural sheen that highlights their hand-crafted essence, and over time, their patina deepens, making each piece more unique with age. The tiles seem to capture the essence of nature—like the shifting tones of a forest, alive with light and shadow. This organic aesthetic transforms walls into serene landscapes, whether used in modern or traditional interiors, enriching spaces with a touch of authenticity.
Beyond their visual appeal, Wall Oribe tiles carry the weight of centuries of expertise. Each tile is a testament to the enduring legacy of Minoyaki ceramics, a tradition that honours the balance of nature, craftsmanship, and artistic innovation. The versatility of these tiles ensures they complement a variety of design schemes, from minimalist interiors to richly textured environments, while always standing out as a statement of timeless beauty.
Wall Oribe tiles are more than mere decoration; they are a celebration of history, craftsmanship, and the natural world, making them an unforgettable choice for any space seeking authenticity and depth.
This tile is visually imposing compared to all other Japanese Ceramic Tiles, with options of 900x150x16mm and 900x200x16mm.
The price is for a single tile, based on a Minimum Order of 30m2 and the manufacturing time is 8 weeks.
Crafted & Installed
Crafted in Japan. Installed in the UAE
Mittsu now offers a complete tile solution: supplying rare, handcrafted Japanese tiles and fitting them to the highest standard across the UAE. This service is designed for architects, interior designers, and design visionaries who value precision, authenticity, and timeless craft.
Every project is unique, shaped by scale, layout, surface preparation, and the chosen tile. While all installations are individually quoted, the examples below provide a sense of what supply and fitting may cost based on recent projects.
Our aim is to offer clarity from the outset, with no compromise on craftsmanship. All installations are backed by a 10-year guarantee and carried out using premium materials from Kerakoll, the world’s leading manufacturer of eco-friendly adhesive and grout systems.
Kaji Border in Wrought Iron - Large Shower
Total Tile coverage - 2x2m by 2.5m tall, 10m2. Tile Cost - 6,600 AED. Tile Installation (including adhesive and Grout) - 1,920 AED
Total Cost - 8,520 AED
Kaji Border in Vintage Green - Kitchen Island
Total Tile coverage - 10m2. Tile Cost - 6,600 AED
Construct Island Base - 8,500 AED
Tile Installation (including adhesive and Grout) - 7,000 AED
Total Cost - 22,100 AED
Please note the work surface is not included but we can also supply and fit to your needs.
Yuki in Speckled White - Full Ensuite
Total Tile coverage - 30m2. Tile Cost - 20,520 AED. Tile Installation (including adhesive and Grout) - 4,800 AED
Total Cost - 25,320 AED
Yuki in Terracotta - Washbasin, elevated
Total Tile coverage - 10m2. Tile Cost - 6,840 AED. Tile Installation (including adhesive and Grout) - 6,000 AED
Total Cost - 12,840 AED
Wall Oribe - Feature Wall.
Visit Kasumigaseki at Vida Emirates Hills, Dubai to see the stunning Wall Oribe in person.
Total Tile coverage - 30m2. Tile Cost - 167,700 AED. Tile Installation (including adhesive and Grout) - 6,200 AED
Total Cost - 173,900 AED
Every Space is Different. Every Finish Matters.
No two projects are alike — and neither are the surfaces we help create. Whether it’s a serene spa wall or a bold commercial feature, we treat every installation with the same care, precision, and respect for craft. If you’re planning a project in the UAE and want the confidence of working with a specialist team, we’re here to help bring your vision to life.
Contact Us to discuss your project.
Terms & Conditions for Crafted & Installed
Custom Quotes
All projects are individually quoted based on tile selection, surface preparation, and site conditions. Prices shown on this page are for guidance only and do not represent fixed rates.
Service Area
Installation is currently available across the UAE. If you’re outside the UAE and are interested in supply only, please contact us.
Installation Guarantee
All installations are carried out by our trusted partner and come with a 10-year workmanship guarantee. This guarantee covers installation only and does not extend to misuse or damage caused after installation.
Materials & Methods
We only use premium installation materials from Kerakoll, ensuring the highest quality of finish and durability.
Booking & Timelines
Installation dates are agreed upon after a site visit and confirmation of all materials. Delays due to site access or readiness may affect the timeline.
Payment Terms
A deposit is required to confirm your booking. Final payment is due upon completion of the installation, unless otherwise agreed in writing.
Tile Characteristics
Mittsu tiles are handcrafted in Japan and may show slight variations in colour, tone, or texture — these are celebrated as part of their character.
Project Suitability
Not all tiles are suitable for all environments or surfaces. We’ll advise during the consultation phase to ensure the right tiles are chosen for the space.