AMANO Lacquer Mother-of-Pearl Sake Glass - Wave / 天野漆器 螺鈿ガラス n10.10.24 and cultural significance have earned

and cultural significance have earned it a prominent place among the country's renowned pottery styles

It is a work of "Bizan kiln(美山窯)"

this plate captures the warm

This rock glass has been meticulously designed and cut by Mr Nabetani himself

Tsugaru Vidro sees this rich sea as an essential asset to be preserved for future generations and supports a project to promote activities to protect Aomori's sea

AMANO Lacquer Mother-of-Pearl Sake Glass - Wave / 天野漆器 螺鈿ガラス n10.10.24 and cultural significance have earnedFounded in the storied city of Takaoka in 1892, Amano Shikki () has stood at the forefront of Japanese lacquerware artistry for over a century. Takaoka, famed for its copperware and lacquerware traditions, owes its legacy to Lord Toshinaga Maeda, who commissioned the craft for daily use during the early Edo period. Amano Shikki continues this legacy, specializing in high end lacquerware that reflects the elegance and precision of Japans artisanal