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Imagine having glass tableware and flower vases that capture the essence of each season. Whether it's the blooming cherry blossoms of spring, the lively festivals of summer, the vibrant foliage of autumn, or the serene winter snowfall, Tsugaru Vidro makes this vision a reality.
It all began in 1977 when Tsugaru Vidro was created using a method originally used to make glass floats for fishing. Aomori Prefecture, which used to make most of Japan's glass floats, faced a decline in demand when plastic floats became popular in the late 1970s. That's when Tsugaru Vidro came to life.
Recognized as a traditional craft of Aomori in 1996, Tsugaru Vidro showcases the rich colors of Japan's seasons. Skilled craftsmen create thousands of colors in a blazing-hot 1500-degree environment, crafting unique and attractive shapes. These colorful Tsugaru Vidro pieces add a special touch to your meals and relaxation moments, bringing the beauty of Japan's seasons to your life.
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