I purchased this in Kuramae the year before last. I felt it was a waste to use it, so I kept it in a glass case for display. I have only displayed it and have not used it. I am selling it to organize my tableware. Please understand that this is a used item before purchasing. Please read my profile before purchasing. No price reduction. ● Quoted from the online store: Because each piece is made individually, there are slight variations in size (±5mm), color, and the width of the mouth, even if they are made in the same way. There may be black spots or fine bubbles. There may be streaks that make the glass appear to ripple, but this does not affect its use. There may be slight scratches on the surface. It is not heat-resistant glass, so it may break due to sudden temperature changes or strong impact. Stacking may cause scratches. If you are concerned, please put cloth or paper in between. If you don't use it for a long time, it may become cloudy or dirty. Wash it regularly and wipe it with a soft cloth. This is a cute sake cup with a silhouette like a delicate flower blooming. "Not only is it a vessel for serving food and flowers, but it can also enhance the living space. We are creating with the aim of being somewhere between lifestyle goods and art," says Mr. Kikuchi. The faintly colored glass, which is not transparent, is a comfortable mellow color, and he arrived at it hoping to create the scenery and space seen through the glass. The slightly colored glass blends into the space and adds color to the surroundings. Craft Fair, Artist, Glass, Sake Cup, Ochoko, Vessel, Tableware, Tatsuhiko Kawai, Keisuke Iwata, Ryuji Mitani, Naoto Okada, Naosumi Tanaka, Kazumi Tsuji, Masanobu Ando, Takashi Nakao, Yo Murakami, Jiro Yoshida, Tomoko Inaba, Yumiko Iihoshi, Mikiko Iyama, Tomoko Yuki, factory zoomer, mina perhonen, Taeko Kitamura, Motoharu Sano, Shuji Kodama, Tetsuya Otani, mina perhonen, mina perhonen, Muji, IKEA, Niko and...