Blooming Light Flower Vase

These mold-blown glass vases are inspired by the way natural light shifts and glows throughout the day. With their warm textures and luminous colors, these flower vases add a gentle brightness to any room, perfect for displaying a single stem to a small bouquet.

This series is made using the katabuki (mold-blowing) technique. Molten glass is gathered on the tip of a blowpipe, layered with colored glass, then—while the form is gently shaped—set into a mold and inflated with breath to achieve its final shape.

The subtly indented rim helps hold flowers in place, making arranging effortless. A rounded silhouette and flower-shaped base offer both charm and stability, allowing the vase to sit neatly on any tabletop. 

Available in four color variations:
Blue – Cool tones of blue and turquoise, reminiscent of sunlight beneath the sea.
Orange – A vibrant blend of yellow, orange, and pink, echoing the glow of a summer sunset.
Green – A fresh mix of green and white that evokes new leaves in early spring.
Pink – Soft shades of blush and yellow, like petals just beginning to open.

This vase makes a thoughtful gift and brings a quiet elegance to everyday living.

Ishizuka Glass

Ishizuka Glass is a long-established company with a history of over 200 years. It began producing glassware using traditional vidro-style techniques in Gifu Prefecture in 1819. In 1927, it became the first company in Japan to successfully mass-produce clear glass using a tank furnace—an innovation that significantly contributed to the modernization of the Japanese glass industry.

Driven by its vision of “Joyful living with glassware,” Ishizuka Glass manufactures a wide range of products, from stylish tableware to beverage bottles, enriching everyday life through the beauty and functionality of glass.

Tsugaru Vidro

Tsugaru Vidro is a handcrafted Japanese glassware made in Aomori Prefecture. It began in 1949 with the production of glass fishing floats. Later, the discovery that local sand from Shichiri-Nagahama produced a vivid green hue led to new creative explorations in color.

Since then, skilled artisans have continued to refine their techniques, using free-blowing methods and original colored glass to create delicate and vibrant designs. Each piece captures the natural beauty of Japan’s seasons, bringing warmth and color to everyday life.