What are the most popular china patterns today for Noritake?

Color wave is one of the most popular Noritake line.

Color wave is our number one, absolutely, but and we added all the colors together it maybe represents 15-20% of our business. If you had all the colors individually, that is huge for us and that sort of an anomaly. With Noritake, nothing really pops out. There is a pattern we have called Crest Wood platinum, which is a really popular suite ware line, which is very popular, but those don't represent more than 3% of the total volume. So our patterns are really well spread among the number of patterns. Now having said that, this Meridian collection that I am talking about there is a pattern which is really zooming up the charts. There is another called Cameroon Sand, it's moving up the charts very quickly, but again if those are really mega popular patterns and not going to be represent more than 5% of our total volume.

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