Jun Koubou has been producing handmade plate glass for 27 years. It is used in many public buildings and residences.
At the foot of Daisetsuzan, we established a glassblowing workshop in Asahikawa 27 years ago. Handmade plate glass, tableware, and vases utilizing iridescent glass. "Wood Glass," which makes use of the wood resources and processing techniques of the Asahikawa region. We introduce various life forms created through diverse techniques such as fusing, torch work, and sandblasting.
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Examples of the use of 300x300 (mm) plate glass (crown glass). The "crown technique," the oldest method of producing plate glass, has a history of over 2000 years and is made using blown glass. It revives its charm by incorporating modern design. Unlike the cool modern plate glass that pursues only functionality without boring the viewer with the dance of light, the breath of ancient inventors, who first created it, appeals to the viewer with a sense of wonder, accompanied by a new discovery of light effects. ● For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.
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At the foot of Daisetsuzan, we established a blown glass workshop in Asahikawa 25 years ago. We create handmade plate glass, tableware, and vases using iridescent glass. We also offer "wood glass," which utilizes the wood resources and processing techniques of the Asahikawa region. We introduce various life forms created through diverse techniques such as fusing, torch work, and sandblasting.
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