2026.05.12
May 13th is "Bamboo Sway Day." Considered the most suitable day for transplanting bamboo, there's an old elegant legend that bamboo on this day, like being drunk, does not notice being transplanted and roots well.
May 13th is "Bamboo Sway Day."
Considered the most suitable day for transplanting bamboo, there's an old elegant legend that bamboo on this day, like being drunk, does not notice being transplanted and roots well.
During this season of fresh greenery,
Hirota Glass offers the "Bamboo" series, capturing the freshness and coolness of green bamboo in glass.
The secret to its unique freshness lies in the "layering order of the glass colors."
By layering a substantial amount of clear glass over the calm green exterior, a clear depth is created, evoking the vitality of plants.
Once, bamboo was always present in Japanese life.
Used not only as tableware but also as sake bottles, water carriers, and sometimes as spice containers.
This vessel, reflecting the functional beauty of bamboo, is not only suitable for sake but also works well as a small bowl for side dishes or a vessel for vinegared dishes.
On a calm day when bamboo sways as if drunk,
why not hold in your hand glass crafted with artisans' desire to approach the beauty of fresh plants?
● Shop via the link in our profile!
https://hirotaglass.shop-pro.jp/
@hirotaglass_official
●Sumida Japan Glass Museum
A directly-managed store where you can view Hirota Glass products firsthand.
Considered the most suitable day for transplanting bamboo, there's an old elegant legend that bamboo on this day, like being drunk, does not notice being transplanted and roots well.
During this season of fresh greenery,
Hirota Glass offers the "Bamboo" series, capturing the freshness and coolness of green bamboo in glass.
The secret to its unique freshness lies in the "layering order of the glass colors."
By layering a substantial amount of clear glass over the calm green exterior, a clear depth is created, evoking the vitality of plants.
Once, bamboo was always present in Japanese life.
Used not only as tableware but also as sake bottles, water carriers, and sometimes as spice containers.
This vessel, reflecting the functional beauty of bamboo, is not only suitable for sake but also works well as a small bowl for side dishes or a vessel for vinegared dishes.
On a calm day when bamboo sways as if drunk,
why not hold in your hand glass crafted with artisans' desire to approach the beauty of fresh plants?
● Shop via the link in our profile!
https://hirotaglass.shop-pro.jp/
@hirotaglass_official
●Sumida Japan Glass Museum
A directly-managed store where you can view Hirota Glass products firsthand.
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