A New Landscape for Broken Vessels
Carving a New Concept of Time with Cherished Vessels Even our most treasured vessels can break in a fleeting moment. I, too, once accidentally dropped and broke a favorite piece....
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Artisan: Daigo Kikuchi / Toyama, Japan
Material: Handblown Glass
Dimensions: φ66 × H78 mm
Each piece is lovingly handcrafted by the artisan. Please note that there may be slight individual variations in size and shape, which are unique characteristics of handmade crafts.
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The glassware curated at Amenoie is not heat-resistant.
[Care Instructions for Glassware]
Glass vessels, revealing beautiful new facets as they catch the light, have long been a cherished element of daily life in Japan.
With gentle care, these pieces will bring you joy for many years to come.
[Before First Use]
Please wash the item with a soft sponge and mild dish soap before using it for the first time.
[Daily Care]
Please wash using a mild dish soap and a soft sponge.
Be careful when handling thin-walled glass, as applying strong pressure or twisting it while washing may cause it to break.
After washing, gently wipe away any remaining moisture with a soft cloth before storing.
[Storage]
Stacking glassware directly with harder materials, such as pottery or porcelain, may cause scratches.
We recommend avoiding direct stacking, or placing a soft cloth between items when storing them.
Gift wrapping is available for 390 yen (tax included) per item.
Please select "Would you like gift wrapping?" below the "Add to Cart" button on each product page.
If you have selected multiple items and would like each to be wrapped individually, please purchase the necessary number of gift wrappings.
If you would like items to be wrapped together, please specify this in the "Notes" section of your cart, and we will accommodate your request.
Normally, your selected items will be shipped within 1 to 2 business days (excluding weekends and holidays).
In some cases, such as during busy periods or when extra care is needed for inspection and packaging, it may take a little longer. However, all orders will be dispatched within a maximum of 7 business days.
Should there be a delay beyond the usual timeframe, we will contact you via email in advance.
We will also send a shipping confirmation email with a tracking number as soon as your items have been dispatched.
*Please note that each separate order is shipped as a separate package.
Due to our system, we are unable to consolidate multiple orders after they have been placed. We appreciate your understanding.
Please note: Date and time specification is available ONLY for shipping addresses within Japan.
For international orders, your items will be shipped as soon as they are ready, and we are unable to accept specific delivery date or time requests.
[For Domestic Shipping Within Japan]
For orders placed by 12:00 PM (JST) on business days, the order will be processed on the same day. You may select a delivery date starting from 3 days after your order date.
If you prefer the earliest possible delivery, please leave the date unspecified, and we will ship your items as soon as they are ready.
*Please note that time-specific delivery may not be available for certain remote islands or mountainous regions within Japan.
Additionally, for areas that require more days for delivery, we may not be able to meet your requested date. In such cases, we will contact you in advance.
*For large items such as furniture, scheduled delivery is not available as they require specialized shipping services. We appreciate your understanding.
*During peak seasons in Japan—such as the New Year holidays, Obon (mid-August), or seasonal gift-giving periods (Ochugen in July and Oseibo in December)—date and time specifications may be temporarily unavailable due to high courier volumes.
Japanese Glass Artist | Daigo Kikuchi
Daigo Kikuchi creates exquisite handcrafted blown glass in Toyama Prefecture, Japan.
In mid-October, during the rice harvest season, we visited his newly completed studio to experience the unique atmosphere where his works are born.
Soft autumn light filters into the space, originally a traditional rice granary, gently highlighting the contours of the glass in the quiet room.
In this serene space, Kikuchi works alone, facing the glass freshly taken from the kiln, and shaping it with a light, unwavering touch.
Amber Glass Cloaked in Soft LightA defining characteristic of Daigo Kikuchi's artisan glassworks is
the pale pink color created by thinly blowing the amber-colored raw material.
When it catches the light, it softly takes on color, possessing a delicate beauty as if draped in a veil of gentle air.
You can enjoy pairing these unique pieces with colorful ingredients, or use them as interior art decor to elevate your living space.
《 A Word from Tsumugu Ameno 》
A lovely goblet with a delicate pink tint and elegant vertical lines.
Mr. Kikuchi's handcrafted glassworks reveal different beautiful facets depending on what you pour into them,
making it hard not to be captivated by their beauty.
Not only for drinks, but I also enjoy using them for yogurt and fresh fruits.



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Delivery scheduling is available for domestic shipping within Japan only.Details here

