The Wind of Color Flower Vases

This mold-blown glass vase captures the fleeting beauty of the seasons. Its interplay of transparent and opaque layers shifts gently with the light, while its weighted base and clean silhouette make it ideal for showcasing statement blooms.

Available in four colorways: blue, black, pink, and white.

The Blue and Black styles offer deep, refined tones highlighted by accents of gold leaf, lending each piece a quiet sense of drama and sophistication. In contrast, the White and Pink versions feature soft, graceful gradations—White with layers of ivory, yellow, and misty gray; Pink with a delicate blend of pale and dusky rose.

Whether placed in a sunlit corner or given as a heartfelt gift, this vase brings a quiet elegance to any setting.

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.