Glass Plate / Forest Murmur

Glass fusing is a technique in which various glass materials such as glass sheets, frit, and powder are combined and fired in an electric furnace. Glass works fired at a maximum temperature of approximately 800°C are very lustrous and beautiful, and you can enjoy the transparency and colors that only glass can offer. The combinations of colors and patterns are endless, making it a technique that inspires creativity. This rectangular plate was baked using the fusing technique. Blue, green, yellow and white, and also a tree trunk-like brown that appears as the components of the glass react with each other. Very fine glass powder is used on the transparent glass to color it, evoking the image of forest plants rustling in the wind. Use it as a small plate to serve Japanese sweets such as yokan and nerikiri to go with your sencha or matcha tea. Small cakes served with whipped cream and gelato. Garnish with colorful cut fruits. Can also be used as an accessory tray. It can be used in a variety of ways. The plate is quite thick and may be a little heavy to hold, but you can enjoy its plump and soft shape. This is not heat-resistant glass, so please avoid boiling water and be careful of sudden temperature changes. We hope you enjoy the overlapping colors of the glass, as well as its transparency and texture. *Size: Height 11.3cm, Width 12.8cm *Height: 2.5cm *Thickness: 6mm *Weight: 228g ---- *When placing your order* Please be careful as it may break if subjected to strong impact. ・This is not heat-resistant glass, so please do not expose it to boiling water. Also, please refrain from using the dishwasher. - We have taken and edited product images to make them as close to the actual product as possible, but they may appear different depending on your monitor environment and lighting conditions. ・Because this product is also sold on other websites, in the unlikely event that there are multiple purchases, we will deliver to the person who completed the purchase procedure first. We apologize for the inconvenience, but please understand in advance.