Color : KINAKA・RURI / YAMABUKI・HAIAO/ BENIFUJI・ROKUSHO / HAKUKA・HAKUKA / KOHAKU・KOKUYO
Capacity： 180ml
Outside：High 89mm × Upper Φ92mm / Bottom Φ55mm
Inside：High 74mm / Upper 68mm / Bottom Φ55mm
Weight：135g
Heatproof temperature： 120℃
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Product No
-02. Fuwan -浮碗-
KIRIKO × DOUBLE WALL GLASS “ Fuwan ”
Cut glass × double-wall glass “Fuwan-浮碗-”
A fusion of cut glass and double-wall glass.
A cut glass that combines the beauty and functionality of cut glass, “as if it were floating.”
That is “Fuwan.”
We have incorporated the appeal of cut glass into functional designs that blend seamlessly into modern life.
Bring the charm of cut glass into your home.
Five features of “Fuwan”
① Microwave safe.
② Does not get hot when held with bare hands.
③ Resistant to condensation.
④ Keeps food and drinks delicious for a long time with heat retention and cooling properties.
⑤ Completely new design.
① Microwave safe.
Made from heat-resistant glass, it can be used with boiling water and heated in a microwave oven.
Not only hot drinks such as hot milk, coffee, and cocoa, but also soups, Chawanmushi (steamed egg custard), and hot sake can be enjoyed easily.
The range of uses for this dish is diverse.
② Does not get hot when held with bare hands.
Double-wall glasses are characterized by their ability to prevent heat from the inside from transferring to the outside.
This means that you can pour hot water into them while holding them with your bare hands, and you can even hold them with your bare hands immediately after heating them in the microwave.
It can be used not only as a glass but also as a soup bowl.
It can be held directly, providing a stable and secure design.
*Please refrain from using metal spoons as they may cause breakage.
③ Resistant to condensation.
Conventional glasses cause condensation due to the sudden temperature difference between the drink inside and the air outside.
However, “Fuwan” is a double-wall glass, so there is little temperature difference between the inside and outside, making it resistant to condensation.
The appeal of this product is that it can be used anywhere without getting your computer or important documents wet.
④ Keeps food and drinks delicious for a long
time with heat retention and cooling properties.
The double-wall glass structure prevents the temperature of the drink from escaping more easily than conventional glasses.
Cold drinks stay cold longer and hot drinks stay hot longer, allowing you to enjoy the fresh taste for a long time.
By deliberately increasing the distance between the inner and outer glass walls, the functionality of the double-wall glass is maximized.
⑤ Completely new design.
KIRIKO is a glass-cutting technique that involves carving intricate patterns into the surface of glass.
The word combines “切” (kiri) meaning “to cut,” and “子” (ko) — derived from “粉” (powder) — referring to the fine glass dust created during the cutting process.
The shadows cast by the cut glass trapped inside add color to the dining table and evoke a sense of nostalgia.
Traditionally, cut glass processing on heat-resistant glass used in double-wall glasses has been considered technically difficult.
However, with the desire to create a product that brings the charm of cut glass closer to everyday life, we experimented repeatedly and finally achieved an update to the “next-generation cut glass” by incorporating modern double-wall technology.
The cut glass design features the Shippo pattern — a motif made up of overlapping circles.
This pattern symbolizes harmony, good fortune, and the interconnectedness of people, with shapes that evoke treasures and flower petals.
Originally created over a century ago, the Shippo pattern continues to appear in a wide range of decorative arts today.
The base of the Fuwan bowl features a chrysanthemum (kikka) motif.
This elegant pattern, beloved by aristocrats since the Heian period, carries a refined and noble meaning—true to the flower’s symbolic language of “nobility.”
KIN-AKA / RURI
金赤 / 瑠璃
【Kin-aka（金赤）】
The name Kinaka — literally “gold red” — comes from the traditional glassmaking practice of adding gold to enhance red coloration.
Inspired by that story, we’ve expressed the shade as a soft, delicate hue.
【Ruri（瑠璃）】
Ruri, or lapis lazuli, is one of the seven treasures depicted in the Shippo (Seven Treasures) motif.
This vivid and translucent blue was inspired by a line from The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter, written in the early Heian period:
"Ruri-colored water flowing down from the mountains."
We aimed to capture that image in a clear, radiant shade of blue.
YAMABUKI / HAIAO
山吹 / 灰青
【YAMABUKI（山吹）】
A vivid yellow with a hint of red, reminiscent of the YAMABUKI (Japanese kerria).
Its warm tone evokes the glow of the setting sun — a color that soothes away the fatigue of the day.
【HAIAO（灰青）】
A cool, bluish-gray reminiscent of a Japanese tachi (long sword).
Its rugged yet refined tone brings a modern presence to the dining table.
BENIFUJI / ROKUSHOU
紅藤 / 緑青
【BENIFUJI（紅藤）】
A color that was popular in the late Edo period.
Created by lightly dyeing with indigo as a base, then layering with safflower red, it results in a soft, reddish wisteria hue.
Though rich and elegant in tone, it also carries a gentle warmth.
【ROKUSHOU（緑青）】
A color formed by the oxidation of copper — rokushou (verdigris).
Traditionally used in Japanese architecture and sculpture, this iconic green-blue hue has long been cherished for its refined beauty.
When paired with BENIFUJI, the combination evokes the gentle brilliance of hydrangeas that brighten the melancholy of the rainy season.
KOHAKU / KOKUYOU
琥珀 / 黒曜
【KOHAKU（琥珀）】
A lustrous, deep amber hue.
It evokes the feeling of cut glass encased within timeless amber, offering a captivating depth that changes with every angle of the light.
【KOKUYOU（黒曜）】
The translucent black takes its name from obsidian, a type of volcanic glass.
The cut glass patterns create a sharp impression, reminiscent of fractured obsidian.
HAKUKA / HAKUKA
白華 / 白華
【HAKUKA（白華）】
The simplest model without any coloration.
It doesn’t affect the color of the drink you put inside, and its name reflects how it brightens up any table, no matter what’s inside.
