38 Water Dispenser

A piece by Yuko Miura that brings soft light to your table. While making full use of the thick, flowing curves of the glass, its presence is exceptionally stylish. The smoky color and beautiful proportions will give your dining table a particularly chic look. Your guests are sure to be captivated!

When dining with close friends, simply set out this pitcher and glasses filled with water, and you can enjoy the conversation without having to get up and go to the kitchen.

The pitcher is easy to hang flowers on the spout, making it a versatile item that can also be used as a vase. The handle adds a stylish accent, and it is also highly functional, moving from the kitchen during food preparation to the table during the meal. It blends seamlessly into any space.

Diameter: Approx. 8 cm / Width: Approx. 16 cm / Height: Approx. 19 cm
As this is an artist-made piece, individual pieces may vary by approximately ±0.5–1 cm.

~Precautions~

Please read the following precautions carefully when purchasing handmade glass pieces.

*This is not heat-resistant glass.
*Not suitable for microwave or dishwasher use.

*As this is an artist-made piece, individual pieces may vary by approximately ±0.5–3 cm, which is within our acceptable range.
*As all pieces are handmade by glassblowing, irregularities such as bumps on the surface or inside the glass, as well as bubbles, may occur during the manufacturing process. These do not affect use in any way and are unique to handmade pieces.
*All products shipped have been inspected and approved by our store, and only those that pass inspection are sold. Therefore, we do not accept returns or offer refunds. We appreciate your understanding when making a purchase.

Yuko Miura Profile

Born in Osaka Prefecture in 1982.
Began glassblowing at Glass Studio Aaty while attending Kyoto University of the Arts.
After graduation, studied the basics of glass at the Toyama Glass Art Institute's Art Department.
Worked for five years as a staff member at the Glass Studio of the New Art Creation Center in Iwata City (Shizuoka Prefecture).
Launched the glassblowing studio Bamboo Glass in 2014.
Currently active primarily at craft fairs and exhibitions.

Yuko Miura Collection