Galaxy Rocks Glass [銀河ロックグラス]
Made by Sueyoshi Seiichi, a Contemporary Master Craftsman. Ginga means galaxy. He works black glass and silver leaf, and the leaf scatters through the dark the way stars scatter once you are far enough out to see the whole field at once. Every piece is blown by hand, so no two skies are alike.
Wide enough for one large cube. Steady in the hand for whiskey or awamori on the rocks.
Every piece is made by hand, so size, color, pattern and the way the bubbles sit will differ from one to the next. Not heatproof. Keep it out of the dishwasher, the drying cabinet and the freezer.
Made by Sueyoshi Seiichi, a Contemporary Master Craftsman. Ginga means galaxy. He works black glass and silver leaf, and the leaf scatters through the dark the way stars scatter once you are far enough out to see the whole field at once. Every piece is blown by hand, so no two skies are alike.
Wide enough for one large cube. Steady in the hand for whiskey or awamori on the rocks.
Every piece is made by hand, so size, color, pattern and the way the bubbles sit will differ from one to the next. Not heatproof. Keep it out of the dishwasher, the drying cabinet and the freezer.