Color Changing Glass
This glass looks simple enough at first glance. But pouring a cold drink into the glass reveals a special surprise!
Imari (Arita) Porcelain
Arita Porcelain is the name for Japanese porcelain wares made in the town of Arita (Southern part of Japan). Arita's kilns were set up in the 17th century, when porcelain stones was discovered in the Arita region by Sanpei Lee who is the immigrant Korean potter.
Mino Ware
Mino ware is the name given to ceramic ware that was originally created in the Gifu prefecture, in the south of that region, and now makes up around 50% of the Japanese market. The Gifu area was once considered one large country, and was divided into three regions called Seino, Chuno, and Tono. Mino Ware, or Minoyaki, came from areas such as Tajimi-shi, Toki-shi, Mizunami-shi, Kasahara-cho, and Kani-shi, all of which are in the west of Tono to the east of Chuno.
Glass Ware
Sake glass that has been delicately handcrafted by certified traditional Japanese craftsmen, a privileged prefectural title given to gifted artisans.
