What Tittot does

Tittot (琉園股份有限公司) is a Taiwanese publicly listed crystal glass art company founded in 1994 by Wang Yung-Shan in New Taipei City. It produces handcrafted glass artworks using a 47-step lost-wax casting process at what the company claims is the world's largest crystal glass precision casting facility, applying its proprietary 5C Aurora Glass methodology combining Clear, Culture, Creative, Craft, and Color dimensions. The portfolio spans themed series including zodiac collections, Taiwan Impressions, Palace Museum collaborations, Buddhist statues, landscape penjing, and decorative pieces, priced from under NTD 3,000 to over NTD 200,000, with limited-edition runs typically of 99-988 units per piece. The company operates a sub-brand architecture (tittot DECO for modern home decor, tittot sharing for gift-oriented pieces), a six-tier membership program, and the Tittot Crystal Glass Museum established in 1999 as the first glass art museum in Greater China.

Name

Tittot

Legal name

琉園股份有限公司

Website

https://tittot.com

Company type

Public

Founded year

1994

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

Tittot is a Taiwanese publicly listed crystal glass art company that produces handcrafted lost-wax cast artworks for individual collectors, corporate gifting clients, and museum collections, distributing through department store counters across Taiwan, China, Hong Kong, Macau, and Russia.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Handcrafted Crystal Glass Art

NAICS

Glass and Glass Product Manufacturing (32721)

SIC

Glass & Glassware, Pressed Or Blown (3220)

akta.pro primary industry

Specialty & Decorative Glass Packaging (Custom Shapes, Embossed, Premium) (IMALAEAE)

Keywords

• Handcrafted glass art
• Crystal glassware
• Lost-wax casting
• Chinese cultural art
• Decorative collectibles

Headquarters

HQ city

Taipei

HQ country

Taiwan

HQ region

Asia

Offices4 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2B and B2C

Offering type

Hardware or Manufacturing

Cost components

Personnel, Supply Chain, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure

Revenue model

1. Artisan Glass Artwork Sales (B2C Retail): Sale of handcrafted glass art pieces through department store counters, standalone stores, and e-commerce. Products range from small decorative pieces (under NTD 3,000) to premium collector items (over NTD 200,000). Revenue is one-time transactional with membership loyalty programs driving repeat purchases.
2. Corporate Custom & Bulk Orders: Custom design and bulk order services for enterprises including awards, commemorative trophies, corporate gifts, and branded merchandise. Tittot provides bespoke sculpture, packaging, and acrylic engraving services. This is a professional services and product hybrid revenue stream.
3. Licensing & Co-branded Products: Licensing partnerships with institutions such as the National Palace Museum (故宮) for co-branded cultural art products. Royalty-based or co-development revenue arrangements.
4. Membership & Loyalty Program: Tiered membership system (剔透會員, 晶典會員, 晶彩會員, 晶豔會員, 晶鑽會員, 晶爵會員) with benefits including birthday discounts, priority preview of new works, and accumulated spending rewards. Contributes to recurring customer engagement.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels6 records

Marketing channels8 records

Core offering

Tittot manufactures and sells handcrafted crystal glass artworks created through a proprietary 47-step lost-wax casting process, offered across multiple thematic series (Zodiac, Taiwan Impressions, Classics, Palace Museum co-branded, Symbiosis, etc.). The company sells these pieces directly to consumers through department store counters, standalone galleries, and e-commerce, and also delivers custom-designed corporate awards, commemorative items, and gifting solutions to enterprise clients through a dedicated corporate sales team.

Product overview

Tittot (琉園股份有限公司) is a Taiwanese handcrafted crystal glass art company founded in 1994 by Wang Yung-Shan. The company produces a comprehensive portfolio of glass artworks using the lost-wax casting technique requiring 47 manual steps, operating the world's largest crystal glass precision casting facility. The core offering is tittot琉園 glass art pieces available in various series including 生肖系列 (Zodiac), 台灣印象 (Taiwan Impressions), 經典系列 (Classics), 主題系列 (Thematic), 實用系列 (Practical), 共生系列 (Symbiosis), and 故宮聯名 (Palace Museum Collaboration). The brand extends through sub-brands tittot DECO for modern home decor and tittot sharing for gift-oriented pieces. Supporting services include 企業服務 (Corporate Services) for customized business gifts, tittot會員 (Membership Program) with multiple tiers, and 官方線上商城 (Online Store). The company operates the 琉園水晶博物館 (Liuyuan Crystal Museum) established in 1999 and maintains retail locations across Taiwan, Mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau, and Russia. Notable product lines include the 27th anniversary 游蹤．鯨天 (Ocean) series, annual 台灣印象 (Taiwan Impression) collections, 故宮聯名 collaborations, and limited-edition collector selections.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• tittot DECO: 以精湛工藝打造現代中國琉璃藝術品，期許帶給人們尊貴、喜悅、感動與力量。

Products and services

• tittot琉園 Glass Art (Tittot Crystal Glass Art) Handcrafted crystal glass artworks created using the 47-step lost-wax casting technique, sold across thematic series including Zodiac, Taiwan Impressions, Classics, Thematic, Practical, Symbiosis, and National Palace Museum collaborations. Sold to consumers through department store counters, galleries, and online channels.
• tittot DECO Modern Chinese glass art sub-brand designed for contemporary home decor, featuring the Symbiosis (共生) series where animals interact with abstract environmental compositions to create a dialogue between artwork and surrounding space.
• tittot sharing Gift-oriented glass art sub-brand featuring pieces designed for easy sharing and collection, combining elegant design with practical functionality tailored for gifting occasions.
• Tittot Corporate Services (企業服務) Bespoke corporate gifting service offering custom artwork design, enterprise bulk ordering, award trophies, commemorative items, branded merchandise, and packaging services for organizations such as China Airlines, National University of Singapore, and CPBL.
• Tittot Crystal Museum (琉園水晶博物館) Glass art museum established in 1999 featuring international glass art exhibitions and educational programs about glass craftsmanship, anchoring Tittot's cultural institution presence.
• Taiwan Impression 2021 Series (台灣印象2021系列) Penghu-themed limited-edition glass art series featuring lighthouse imagery, 988 pieces, with charity donation component supporting children's education.
• Taiwan Impression 2020 Series (台灣印象2020系列) Taitung-themed limited-edition glass art series featuring sailfish imagery, 888 pieces, with charity donation to the Dongtai Foundation.
• Journey. Whale Sky Series (游鯨．鯨天系列) 27th anniversary series of five marine life artworks using aurora craftsmanship, exploring ocean themes and endangered species.
• National Palace Museum Collaboration Series (故宮聯名系列) Co-branded glass art series produced through long-standing partnership with the National Palace Museum, including the Qinglong Series, Tang Dynasty inspired works, and various cultural heritage-themed pieces, plus the 2021 'Lotus Abundance Prospect' (荷豐展望) collaboration.
• Lotus Abundance Prospect (荷豐展望) National Palace Museum collaboration glass art piece featuring lotus and prosperity theme inspired by a pen washing bowl, priced at NTD 46,800.
• Aurally High (極致高昂) Jade seal-themed glass art piece from the jade seal collection, priced at NTD 59,800/RMB 13,980.
• 5C Aurora Series (5C極光系列) Aurora-themed glass art series showcasing the proprietary 5C Aurora Glass technology that combines Clear, Culture, Creative, Craft, and Color elements with new lost-wax precision casting and master polishing techniques.
• Endless Renewal Series (生生不息系列) 25th anniversary glass art series featuring circular and dynamic elements symbolizing cosmic cycles, including the 'Creating Great Enterprise' masterpiece.
• Ding Series (問鼎系列) Six-piece glass art series inspired by Chinese culture and the I Ching, including the 'Ding Talking Treasure' tea set.
• Tittot Membership Program (tittot會員) Tiered loyalty membership program with six tiers (剔透, 晶典, 晶彩, 晶翫, 晶鑽, 晶爵) offering exclusive discounts, birthday privileges, priority access to new products, and collector-specific selections to drive repeat purchases.

Quantifiable outcome

• Taiwan's first publicly listed cultural creative industry company (2003)
• +2 more outcomes

Named customers5 records

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

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API docs

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Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature3 records

Partnerships

Eight partnerships are on record, tiered flagship, core and minor.

• National Palace Museum (國立故宮博物院)flagshipStrategic or Co-development PartnerLong-standing co-branding partnership producing limited-edition glass art pieces inspired by National Palace Museum collections. Collaborations include the Qinglong Series (乾隆系列), Tang Dynasty inspired works, and various cultural heritage-themed pieces. The partnership involves transforming classical artifacts into modern glass art interpretations.
• Jiang Sheng (蔣晟 / 蔣家班)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCollaboration with contemporary Buddhist sculptor 蔣晟 on the '相信的模樣' (The Appearance of Faith) exhibition (2017). Jiang Sheng's stone, wood, and ceramic Buddha sculptures were translated into glass art by Tittot's craftsmen. The exhibition was held at the Museum of World Religions.
• Taitung County Government (台東縣政府)minorGTM or Marketing PartnerCharitable partnership for the Taiwan Impression 2020 '旗開豐年' (Flag Victory Harvest) series. Tittot donated 10% of sales proceeds to the New Hope Foundation's '東光計畫' supporting children in rural Taitung communities.
• Taiwan Catholic Home Economics Foundation (台灣兒童暨家庭扶助基金會-澎湖家扶中心)minorGTM or Marketing PartnerCharitable partnership for Taiwan Impression 2021 '滿載而歸' (Full Return) series representing Penghu. 10% of sales proceeds donated to help disadvantaged children in Penghu continue their education.
• Oil Painter Chen Meifen (油畫家陳梅芬)minorGTM or Marketing PartnerCo-branded charity postcard collaboration. Tittot partnered with artist 陳梅芬 to create limited-edition postcards featuring her Penghu oil paintings, with proceeds donated to Longmen Community for ocean conservation efforts.
• Sea Whisper Photography (海下鯨豚攝影師金磊)minorGTM or Marketing PartnerCollaboration with Taiwan's first underwater whale and dolphin photographer 金磊 for the '游蹤·鯨天' (Journey Through the Whale's World) 2021 series exhibition at Dream Mall Kaohsiung. His photography was used as exhibition backdrop.
• Directly from Farmers (直接跟農夫買)minorGTM or Marketing PartnerCross-promotional partnership in the 2016 '豐收' (Harvest) series. Partnered with the organic farming platform '直接跟農夫買' for promotional events including farm visits and organic rice gifts with purchases.
• Bayen Village Community (八煙聚落)minorGTM or Marketing PartnerEco-tourism partnership in 2016 '豐收' series campaign. Tittot promoted the cultural and ecological value of the Bayen terraced rice fields, offering eco-tours as early-bird gifts with purchases.

Scale indicators7 records

Recent moves8 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Broad incumbents

• Waterford: Irish crystal manufacturer founded in 1783, producing premium crystal stemware, gifts, and home decor. Comparable to Tittot in premium crystal segment but with broader product portfolio and global retail presence focused on accessible luxury rather than artisan art.
• Baccarat: French luxury crystal manufacturer producing crystal art, jewelry, chandeliers, and home decor. Comparable to Tittot in premium crystal art focus but with much broader product portfolio, larger global operations, and established retail presence across multiple product categories.
• Swarovski: Austrian crystal company and global leader in cut crystal, with broad product portfolio including jewelry, accessories, and home decor. Comparable to Tittot in crystal category but operates at much larger scale with mass-market positioning rather than niche artisan focus.

Direct peers

• Saint-Louis: French crystal manufacturer since 1586, specializing in handcrafted crystal glassware and art. Comparable to Tittot in artisanal crystal craftsmanship, premium positioning, and tradition of excellence in crystal art with similar pricing and small-batch production approach.
• Daum: French crystal art manufacturer known for pâte de verre and art glass. Comparable to Tittot in artistic crystal glass production using artisanal techniques, with similar focus on collectible art pieces, limited editions, and premium collector positioning.
• Steuben Glass: American luxury crystal glass art company known for high-end handcrafted crystal art pieces. Comparable to Tittot in its premium positioning and focus on artistic crystal glass, with works collected by major museums including the Smithsonian, similar to Tittot's international museum collections.
• Lalique: French luxury crystal glass art company founded in 1888, specializing in decorative crystal art and jewelry. Comparable to Tittot in its focus on premium handcrafted crystal art with cultural and artistic themes, and similar premium pricing positioning across collectible glass art.
• Orrefors: Swedish glass art manufacturer known for art glass and crystal since 1898. Comparable to Tittot in handcrafted glass art with artistic and cultural themes, with similar craft tradition, premium positioning, and museum-grade artistic products.
• Kosta Boda: Swedish glass art manufacturer producing handcrafted art glass and crystal since 1742. Comparable to Tittot in artisanal glass art production with cultural and artistic themes, similar scale, premium positioning, and collector-focused business model.
• Liuligongfang (琉璃工房): Taiwanese-founded Chinese glass art company specializing in lost-wax casting glass art with Chinese cultural themes. Most directly comparable to Tittot given identical Chinese cultural focus, lost-wax casting technique, and Asian market presence, making them direct competitors in the Chinese glass art space.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks7 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles3 records

Subsidiaries1 record

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

M&A

Investments

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