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Yoshihiko Takahashi's works are made using a technique called "free-blowing," where molten glass is blown while rotating a pipe in the air. Each piece, created by blowing, is one of a kind in the world!

It drains exceptionally well and is a pleasure to use! It can also be used as a vase for flowers. Its striking presence makes it a stylish interior decoration.

Width: Approx. 22cm (including handle) / Height: Approx. 28cm / Capacity: Approx. 1000ml (when full)
As these are artisan works, there may be individual differences.

*Not heat-resistant glass
*Not dishwasher safe
*As these are handmade blown glass, irregularities such as unevenness and air bubbles may occur on the surface or inside the glass during the manufacturing process. These do not affect usability at all and are characteristic of handmade items.
*Returns and refunds will not be accepted under any circumstances. We ask for your understanding when making a purchase.

[Yoshihiko Takahashi Brief Biography]
Born in Tokyo in 1958. In 1980, graduated from Tama Art University, Faculty of Art and Design, Department of Three-Dimensional Design, Product Design major, Craft Design course. After serving as a research assistant in the Department of Three-Dimensional Design at the same university, from 1982 to 1984, he honed his glassmaking skills as an assistant at the Glashaus am Wasserturm workshop (Reichenbach, Germany). In 1985, he established his studio in Sagamihara City. He served as a professor at Tama Art University until the end of March 2022.