This is a kagami mochi decorated with mizuhiki and a black stand.
Although it is palm-sized, it has a strong presence.
Sandblasting technique gives it a smooth texture.
It has a slightly translucent finish.
The balance in size and shape of the top and bottom mochi is exquisite.
The two-tiered rice cakes are
It is believed that happiness and wealth overlap,
It is said that it also has the meaning of aging gracefully.
You can store it in the included box during the off-season.
Notojima Glass Studio Masato Takahashi | Ishikawa
Soda glass ｜ Blown glass
Born in Komatsu City, Ishikawa Prefecture in 1977
2001 Graduated from Nagaoka Institute of Design, Department of Industrial Design
2009: Attended the Notojima Glass Studio one-year glassblowing course
Participating in the Noto Te Festival and opening a joint store
2010, Gallery Higashiyama, 2nd floor, Yoshihisa Asanokawa, Kanazawa
Participated in the Notojima Glass Studio Graduation Exhibition
Completed the 1-year glassblowing course at Notojima Glass Studio
2012: Joined Notojima Glass Studio
Size: 75mm x 75mm x 80mm
*Sizes are approximate and may vary between individuals.
Each product is handmade. The color, shape, size, and texture of the product you receive may differ slightly from the photos shown. Please enjoy each product's unique characteristics.
*Please note that we cannot accept returns or exchanges due to individual differences.
Wrapping will be provided for each item purchased.
If you would like to change the ribbon color for each wrapping, please select the color for each item and add it to your cart.
The wrapping design is original to TSUCHI-YA.
