Handmade colorful Nebuta festival tumbler from Tsugaru, Japan

**- Traditional Japanese Handmade Glassware** **- Uniquely Crafted by Hand** **- Eight Colored Glass Pieces for a Vibrant, Luxurious Feel** **- Japanese Aesthetic Tumbler** https://tsugaruvidro.jp/item/pickup/img/0003/main_001.jpg https://wuz.com.tw/images/164/16164_album_3_5b0d3c1981b53.jpg **【The Origin of the Aomori Nebuta Festival】** Said to have evolved from China's "Qixi Festival," it merged with local customs in the Tsugaru region to become lanterns made from paper, bamboo, and candles. As candles were used in the lanterns in the past, it was also known as the "Festival of Fire." During the festival, over 20 large Nebuta floats, themed around Kabuki, history, or mythology, parade through the streets. https://wuz.com.tw/images/upload/Image/900-P.jpg https://wuz.com.tw/images/upload/Image/900-P2(n1).jpg https://wuz.com.tw/images/164/16164_album_7_5b0d3c1981b53.jpg **【Tsugaru Handmade Glass - Experience the Beauty of Nature Through the Seasons】** "Tsugaru Vidro" is a handmade glass brand under ADERIA Ishizuka Glass. Drawing inspiration from rich natural landscapes, it creates glass products with unique charm. Through the exquisite craftsmanship of artisans, inspiration is brought to life in each piece. "Vidro" originates from the Portuguese word for glass. In Japanese, it means glass. In the late Muromachi period, Dutch traders arriving in Nagasaki introduced glassmaking techniques for items like wine glasses and tableware. It was named to distinguish it from flat glass products. "Tsugaru Vidro" captures the beauty of nature, creating unique color combinations and expressing the soft texture and shapes only achievable through handmade production. With its excellent skills and diverse creativity, it has been designated as a traditional craft of Aomori Prefecture, Japan. **Add color with glassware** https://wuz.com.tw/images/166/16166_album_2_5b0d3c2522b1f.jpg 【Product Specifications】 Material: Glass Size: Widest 80 x Height 110mm Capacity: 300ml Origin: Japan 【Precautions】 ※Handmade products may have slight variations in color and specifications. ※This is not heat-resistant glass. Do not use for heating or in microwaves.