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Wearing a bouquet of mimosa

Glass accessories are so delicate and beautiful that you can't help but admire them. Looking back, glass shoes and glass castles that appear in fairy tales have long been the object of people's admiration. The transparency of glass shining in the light. The fragile appearance that makes you want to treat them with care and respect. There are endless words to describe the charm of glass, but once you wear a HARIO Lampwork Factory accessory, you will literally feel the allure of glass on your skin.

Wearing a bouquet of mimosa

Until now, HARIO Lampwork Factory's glass accessories have only been available in colorless transparent glass, but this is the first time the brand has created a series using colored glass. The yellow mimosa flowers that sway beautifully in the spring sun and wind are captured in the shape of glass and made into a bouquet, giving the series such a gorgeous look. The series is perfect for those who want to add their own taste to simple coordinates with accessories, as it brightens up even the face of the wearer.

The Mimosa series includes three items: earrings, earrings, and necklace. Each piece comes with three mimosa motifs, and the earrings and pierce in particular beautifully depict the bountiful mimosa flower.

Training Glass Artisans to Create New Forms

HARIO Lampwork Factory is a handmade brand by HARIO, a Japanese glass manufacturer established in 1921. HARIO is famous for kitchen and tableware such as coffee utensils and tableware, but originally, when the company was founded, craftsmen made scientific and chemical utensils and tableware by hand, one by one. As demand increased, machine manufacturing was introduced to increase efficiency, and the amount of handwork by craftsmen decreased. However, this also meant that craftsmen's handiwork was cut off and they could no longer plan and develop new techniques and new products. In such a situation, HARIO Lampwork Factory was established with the desire to go back to the basics, to deliver products carefully made by glass craftsmen, and to leave the handcrafting techniques to the next generation.

Heat-resistant glass, an infinitely pure material, is brought to life by the hands of artisans, one by one, into delicate products. This is the sound of the burner used in lampwork (also called burner work). Glass rods, the material used to make jewelry, are melted by the flame of the burner, and craftsmen use tools to shape them into various silhouettes. 2000°C flames melt the glass, which cools and hardens over time, so burner work is a race against time. The delicate handiwork includes creating the shape of a crushed glass drop, flower petals, and snowflakes using tools.

The transparency that you can see with your eyes. Why don't you experience wearing glass through HARIO Lampwork Factory's accessories?