Choukoku Glass Series (Engraved Glassware)
Taburo Kobo (Tokyo)
Inspired by a bygone era and memorable moments in nature, the glassware is engraved with dreamy patterns that create a relaxing ambience in daily life. The style was born by applying various glass art techniques produced by Émile Charles Martin Gallé and other celebrated glassware designers in the Art Nouveau movement that flourished in France from about 1870 to 1930.
Taburo Kobo (Tokyo)
Genre: Daily necessities
Variation
Four types
– Genmu Glass “Grape”
Sake cup
Tumbler
Goblet
Glass bowl with lid
– Yume Glass “Grape”
Appetizer glass (three colors: Pink & Green, Pink & Violet, Blue & Violet)
– Yume Glass “Clematis”
Appetizer glass (three colors: Pink & Green, Pink & Violet, Blue & Violet)
Three-piece sake set (Large)
– Yume Glass “Sakura”
Wine glass (three colors: Pink & Red, Pink & Green, Pink & Violet)
Three-piece sake set (three colors: Pink & Red, Pink & Green, Pink & Violet)
Price (excluding tax) ※ Please see the latest pricing and tax information on the company's home page.
JPY5,000 – JPY17,000 (All excluding tax)
– Genmu Glass “Grape”
Sake cup JPY6,500
Tumbler JPY10,000
Goblet JPY14,000
Glass bowl with lid JPY17,000
– Yume Glass “Grape”
Appetizer glass JPY5,000
– Yume Glass “Clematis”
Appetizer glass JPY5,000
Three-piece sake set (Large) JPY15,000
– Yume Glass “Sakura”
Wine glass JPY5,000
Three-piece sake set JPY12,000