Brand: Tajima glass
Product model number: TGS-19T-R4
Material: glass
Packing size: 11.9 x 10.5 x 10.2 cm; 450 g
Product size: Actual product approx. 9.2φ x 9.5cm
Capacity: 270ml
Ingredients: Soda glass, not heat-resistant glass. Microwave oven, oven and dishwasher will be disabled.

There may be some errors such as product size and capacity, and small bubbles may remain, but please understand that this is because it is hand-blown or hand-finished.
The characteristic of glass is that it is vulnerable to heat and temperature changes. Be careful of quenching and heating.
After use, wash with dish soap on a soft sponge or cloth. If you rub it strongly with a metal scrubbing brush, the glass will be scratched and easily damaged.

This glass is a collaboration between Mt. Fuji and "Edo Glass," which inherits the glass manufacturing method from the Edo period. Mt. Fuji, which sits on the bottom of the glass, is a 3D art that is almost real. It shows various expressions depending on the color of the drink and the viewing angle. In addition, the texture and delicate finish of the glass is unique to hand-blown glass. It will surely be a gift that will be appreciated by connoisseurs.

Reiho Fuji towering at the bottom of the glass. This glass is a collaboration between Mt. Fuji and "Edo Glass," which inherits the glass manufacturing method from the Edo period. Why don't you give a relaxing time to enjoy while looking at the expressive Mt. Fuji? You can enjoy Mt. Fuji with various expressions by reflecting the color of the poured drink on the mountain surface.

"Edo glass" is handmade, inheriting the tradition from the Edo period. For example, the top of Mt. Fuji is covered in white, which uses a technique called sand carving. Here is the happiness of feeling Japanese traditions and skills in your daily life.

Founded in 1956. Since then, for half a century, craftsmen have carefully handcrafted everything from blowing up to finishing. The products made in the Tajima kiln are widely loved as "Edo glass", a traditional craft designated by the national government and Tokyo.