Arita Porcelain Wine Glass
The Arita Porcelain Romantic Glass combines the beauty of Arita porcelain with the transparency of glass. It elegantly showcases the unique qualities of both ceramics and inorganic glass. You can savor the exquisite harmony of beauty made possible by the prestigious kilns of Arita with a 400-year tradition.

Sophisticated Art as a Gift
Each piece is imbued with the pride of skilled artisans. The delicate balance of red enamel and white porcelain, complemented by well-placed negative space, resonates warmly in the hearts of those who behold them. With its lustrous white porcelain and elegant red enamel, this design is versatile, adding a touch of elegance to both Western and Japanese dining settings.

Luxury Wine Glasses for a Lifetime
The stem and plate of these wine glasses are crafted from premium porcelain stone sourced from Amakusa, Kyushu. Arita porcelain wine glasses are fired at an exceptionally high temperature of 1300 degrees, resulting in a silky touch, impressive hardness, and a lack of water absorption, making them easy to clean. There is no earthy odor typical of pottery, allowing you to fully savor the aroma of your beverages. They are also dishwasher-safe. Suitable for various occasions across generations and eras.

A Masterpiece from Fukusen Kiln
For centuries, vessels have been an integral part of people's lives. Fukusen Kiln in Arita opened its kilns with the wish to perpetuate the beauty and craftsmanship cultivated over generations. Born in the naturally endowed town of Arita, Arita porcelain, a symbol of Japan's traditional beauty, has merged with Western culture through the masterpieces of Fukusen Kiln.

Product Size

Diameter: 6.8 cm (2.68 inches),
Height: 21.5 cm (8.46 inches),
Capacity: 400 ml (13.53 fl oz)

※There may be slight variations in size and other aspects as these products are handmade.

Content

Wine Glass×１、Paulownia Box×１

Care & CautionCreator

- Please refrain from using a microwave, oven, open flame, or dishwasher, as it may lead to damage to the wine glass.
- The stem (stem portion) and glass portion of the wine glass are adhered together, so be cautious not to twist them with excessive force, as it may result in breakage.
- Avoid rubbing the design with excessive force, as it may cause the painted areas to become thin or damaged.
- Since it is not made of heat-resistant glass, avoid sudden heating or cooling, as it may lead to product damage.

Creator

【Name】Fukusen

【Abstract】Arita Town in Saga Prefecture is renowned for Arita-yaki ceramics, with the central Fukusen Kiln established in 1952 by ceramic artist Kuniyuki Fukuda. Arita porcelain, with a 400-year history dating back to the Edo period, has matured in craftsmanship and techniques, becoming integral to Japan's culinary culture in high-end restaurants and households alike. The kiln's name, "Fukusen," meaning "abundant spring of happiness," symbolizes the hope for good fortune and joy to overflow from the porcelain in daily life. The Fukusen Kiln conveys the passion of past ceramic artisans and Japanese cuisine culture through traditional techniques, producing cherished vessels across generations.

Fukusen's other product is here