Maki-e Dinner Glass / Bubble Red x Blue hunger Nakata Kogei has dedicated itself

Nakata Kogei has dedicated itself to the art of hanger-making

By applying multiple layers of lacquer and allowing it to cure for over six months

Ideal for a one-plate breakfast

Fabric: Raspberry × Smoky Aqua

a traditional symbol in Japanese Noh theater representing deep emotion—ranging from sorrow and jealousy to strength and transformation

Maki-e Dinner Glass / Bubble Red x Blue hunger Nakata Kogei has dedicated itselfInspired by the lacquer used in the gold leaf application at Kyoto's Kinkaku ji Temple, we finished the maki e glassware with gold leaf for a splendid finish. Applying high quality lacquer to the exterior allows the inner splendor of gold leaf to be luxuriously appreciated from within (the colored lacquer is visible from the outside, and the gold leaf is visible from the inside). Glasses with a tapered rim are ideal for enjoying the color and aroma of