64 Kataguchi

The works of Yoshihiko Takahashi are created using a technique called "Chubuki," in which he blows air into molten glass while rotating the rod in the air. Each piece is blown individually, making every single one unique in the world!
It drains exceptionally well and feels wonderful to use! It is perfect for serving sake from the spout, but can also be used for dressing or as a vase for flowers.

Diameter: Approx. 15 cm (including spout) / Height: Approx. 7.5 cm
As these are artist-made works, individual variations may occur.

*Not made of heat-resistant glass
*Not dishwasher-safe
*As these are handmade blown-glass pieces, irregularities such as bumps on the surface or inside, as well as bubbles, may occur during production. These will not affect the use of the product and are a unique characteristic of handmade items.
*Returns and refunds are not accepted under any circumstances. We kindly ask for your understanding when making a purchase.

【Yoshihiko Takahashi Profile】
Born in Tokyo in 1958. Graduated from Tama Art University in 1980, majoring in Product Design within the Craft Design Course of the Department of Design, Faculty of Art, and majoring in Three-Dimensional Design. After serving as a research assistant in the Three-Dimensional Design major at the same university, he honed his glassmaking skills as an assistant at the Glasthaus am Wasserturm studio (Reichenbach, Germany) from 1982 to 1984. Opened his studio in Sagamihara in 1985. Served as a professor at Tama Art University until the end of March 2022.