Japanese drinkware gift Handcrafted Mini Glass Set Elegant Japanese Sake Cups Perfect for Any Occasion Made in Japan (Four Seasons (4 pcs), Sake Glass

Japanese drinkware gift Handcrafted Mini Glass Set Elegant Japanese Sake Cups Perfect for Any Occasion Made in Japan (Four Seasons (4 pcs), Sake Glass

Authentic Japanese Craftsmanship: Made in Japan with high-quality glasswork. Versatile Use: Perfect for sake, cold beverages, or as stylish home decor. Unique and Stylish Design: Each glass features a distinct color, adding charm to any setting. Ideal for Gifting: Perfect for Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, Weddings, Housewarmings, Birthdays, Retirements, and more. For Everyone: A thoughtful gift for men, women, couples, or anyone special in your life. Aomori Delicacy Sake Cup A sake cup featuring fish motifs, created in collaboration with Aomori Prefecture's 'Aomori Delicacy' project. Aomori Prefecture, surrounded by the Sea of Japan, Tsugaru Strait, and the Pacific Ocean, is a treasure trove of seafood, including the famous Oma tuna. To promote the deliciousness of the seafood caught in this region, local fishermen initiated the 'Aomori Delicacy' project. We are pleased to introduce the 'Aomori Delicacy Sake Cup,' a unique creation born from the collaboration between this project and Tsugaru Vidro, inspired by the fish of Aomori. The design features four types of fish, including Oma tuna and Hachinohe mackerel. The 'Aomori Delicacy Sake Cups' collection features four distinct designs, each inspired by the bountiful fish of Aomori. The 'Red Sea Bream Cup' reflects the luxurious richness of the prized red sea bream, with a delicate interplay of glossy red and vibrant blue speckles, crafted for those with a refined taste. The 'Tuna Cup,' echoing the majesty of the famed Oma tuna, captures the profound beauty of its dark, gem-like back with a deep, graceful gradient. The 'Mackerel Cup,' honoring the Hachinohe mackerel, skillfully blends colored glass to recreate the fish's distinctive back patterns, showcasing a stunning dance of bright greens and signature blues. As liquid fills the cup, the intricate bottom pattern gently rises into view. Lastly, the 'Flounder Cup,' inspired by the prefectural fish, embodies the subtle elegance of a flounder blending seamlessly into sandy ocean floors, with its soft brown glass—rarely seen in Tsugaru Vidro—perfectly mimicking the natural camouflage.