Maneki Neko / Natsukashiki Glass Bottle Series / Hirota Glass

Glass jars in the shape of beckoning cats with cute, laid-back faces.

Japanese glass candy bottles in a variety of shapes and sizes are enjoyed in candy shops and rice cracker stores. These glass jars, which are disappearing little by little due to manufacturing difficulties, have been produced once again for interior decoration with a nostalgic flavor.

The lids are made from a single aluminum plate using the "hera-shibori" technique. The lids have a little room to spare, so we recommend using them to store items that you want to take out quickly.

The painting is also hand-painted, so each piece will have a different appearance. Please understand this beforehand.

Sumida Modern:

Sumida Modern is an initiative of the Sumida Regional Brand Strategy, which won the Good Design Award in 2015.

Hirota Glass Co:

Hirota Glass was founded in Tokyo in 1899. Hirota Glass was founded in Tokyo in 1899 and is one of the oldest glass manufacturers in Tokyo. The glass manufacturing process introduced from Europe in the modern era has been fused with the Japanese sense of beauty, and has brought about the flowering of uniquely Japanese designs. Hirota Glass has continued to produce products that harmonize with modern interiors by inheriting traditional handcrafted manufacturing techniques such as Edo faceting and blown glass, based on valuable design documents handed down in the company since its foundation.