メルマガ Noto Ai is now available on our online shop. July 3, 2026 We've restocked the "Notoai Ryu" series from Notojima Glass Studio. This update includes information on in-store availability, online listings, links to individual products, and details on individual selection and gift...
メルマガ The Notojima Glass Studio Exhibition has begun. June 26, 2026 We have received a new shipment of items, primarily from Notojima Glass Studio's "Nagare" series, including sake cups, glasses, and vases. Quantities are limited, and these items will be sold...
メルマガ Stardust-like silver leaf glass June 19, 2026 Introducing Makiko Yoda's "Awa Ginsai" series. These versatile vessels, crafted from crystal glass with bubbles and silver overlay, can be used in three ways: as a mosquito coil holder, a...
メルマガ Blue cut glass that shines in early summer June 12, 2026 As summer approaches, we are featuring vivid blue cut glass. We introduce Satsuma Kiriko and Tenma Kiriko in "ruri" (lapis lazuli) and Shosoin blue, including sake cups and vases, with...
メルマガ Hexagonal leather coasters to complement your glassware June 5, 2026 Introducing our original leather coasters (hexagonal, 12 colors). Made from leather utilizing offcuts from randoseru (Japanese school bags), we offer suggestions for color coordination with heat-resistant and stemware glasses, complete...
Announcement of Notojima Glass Studio Exhibition May 29, 2026 We are pleased to announce an exhibition featuring Noto Island Glass Studio's "Noto Blue" and heat-resistant purple glass. The exhibition will be held from June 26th to July 5th at...
Glasses recommended as Father's Day gifts May 22, 2026 This article introduces our recommended glassware for Father's Day. This year, our glassware stock is selling out quickly, so we've highlighted some items along with their current inventory status. These...
Kirikoつくり手 Object Stories — Shiro Kobayashi, "Mirai" May 15, 2026 *This article is a re-edited version of content posted on Muromachi Glass Craft in 2023. Edo Kiriko is crafted one by one by artisans. Among them, larger Edo Kiriko pieces...
