Japanese lacquerware finished with proprietary techniques

Choose from 12 unique designs. 

A new harmony of Japanese lacquer and modern glass.

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The transparency of glass meets the brilliance of lacquer. Protected from scratches with backside coating.

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Traditional Maki-e and Chinkin patterns reinterpreted with laser engraving for a modern aesthetic.

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Each plate comes in a paulownia wood box－perfect for gifts or personal collections.

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Create your own 6-piece collection. Designed to enrich your dining experience.

🎨 Design Features

１．12 art-piece-like designs to choose from

２．Traditional Maki-e (gold powder decoration), Chinkin (engraved inlay), and the textures of sumi ink and washi paper recreated with laser technology

３．Innovative expressions of gold and silver—beyond the conventional “yellowish gold” or “grayish silver”

⚙️ Functional Features

１．Dishwasher-safe (a world-first innovation for lacquerware)

２．Scratch-resistant surface thanks to reverse-side lacquer coating

３．Flexible purchase system: choose a single plate or mix and match sets

～Art pieces that elevate every meal～

１．Perfect for home dining to create a sense of luxury

２．Adds refinement to restaurants and hotels using knives and forks

３．A memorable gift for weddings, anniversaries, and business occasions

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Choose one or six plates from twelve options.

Securely packaged in traditional wooden boxes and shipped worldwide.

・Shipping begins approximately 2 months after the project ends

・Worldwide delivery available (shipping cost calculated by region)

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Preserving 400 years of tradition, reimagined for the future.

Kuroe, in Wakayama, Japan, has been a center of lacquerware production for over 400 years. However, traditional lacquerware is often seen as fragile and unsuitable for modern dining.

GLASS JAPAN challenges this perception. By fusing glass with lacquer, we created the world’s first dishwasher-safe lacquerware plates—bringing the elegance of traditional craftsmanship into everyday use.

Behind GLASS JAPAN are lacquer artist Yoshihiko Fujii and designer Eri Inaba. Together, they blend centuries-old techniques with contemporary design, aiming to share “lacquerware for modern dining tables” with the world.