101 小瓶

Yoshihiko Takahashi's glass art is fascinating because it is softly formed by gravity and centrifugal force without too much intentional manipulation during the molding process, creating a shape that seems to gently envelop air. The high level of skill and the live feel of capturing a fleeting moment of fluid glass are also part of its appeal. Takahashi's works, which transcend the boundaries between art and craft, are held in museums around the world.

Is it a lever, or a pin? These abstract motifs offer the joy of interpretation and decoration. These playful and amusing works should be placed in a well-lit area as objects. Takahashi's glass has very high transparency and beautifully catches the light.

Width: Approx. 4.5cm / Height: Approx. 9.5cm / Depth: Approx. 4.5cm
Due to the nature of artisan works, there may be individual differences.

*Not heat-resistant glass
*As all pieces are handmade blown glass, irregularities such as unevenness and air bubbles may occur on the surface or inside the glass during the manufacturing process. This does not affect its use at all and is characteristic of handmade items.
*Returns and refunds are not accepted under any circumstances. Please understand this before making your purchase.

Yoshihiko Takahashi Brief Biography

Born in Tokyo in 1958. After studying product design at Tama Art University, he honed his glassmaking skills under Udo Edelmann at the Glashaus am Werdturm workshop in Germany. After returning to Japan, he established a studio in Sagamihara City, Kanagawa Prefecture.