Aburidashi Wine Glass

Handblown in Japan, these patterned wine glasses revive the Aburidashi glassmaking technique popular in Japan in the Meiji and Taisho periods. Bone ash in the glass turns milky and opalescent through rapid changes in temperature, while patterned molds create stripes or dots that appear across the surface. Their generous bowl and comfortable stem make them an easy choice for wine, aperol spritz or sparkling water.

— Made in a revived Japanese glassmaking technique that has become increasingly rare
— Striped and dotted patterns are formed into the glass using patterned molds
— Opalescent details shift between translucent and milky as the light changes