A collaborative work with Jackson Tan
When looked from above, it takes on the shape of a dewdrop or a flower petal. When put together, it transforms into a flower, or a snapshot of fireworks.
This sake cup was created in the hope that people will spend a rich, meaningful moment with their loved ones and create lasting memories.
A collaboration with Singaporean artist and designer Jackson Tan and his wife Talia Huang.
Available in Japan, Singapore, and Taiwan.
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Jackson Tan A leading artist, designer, and curator in Singapore. Director of multidisciplinary creative studio BLACK and a member of contemporary art group PHUNK. Among his list of achievements as the central figure spearheading Asia’s design industry, include collaborations with global brands such as NIKE, art exhibitions in galleries around the world, and being commissioned to design the SG50 brand identity, to commemorate Singapore’s 50th anniversary. Talia Huang |
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Engraved on the bottom of the HANABI Sake Glass is the originally designed HANABI logo mark.
With a perfectly crafted smooth rim, the sake glass also fits nicely in the hand. |
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2020 HANABI Sake Glass & The local rice wine & The dishes of the season (2020 summer limited editions set goods) |
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About HANABI PROJECT
It all started in the summer of 2017, when Jackson Tan and Talia Huang visited the Kashiwazaki Fireworks Festival from Singapore. They were deeply impressed by the stunning yet transient beauty of the fireworks, which blossomed across the sky and above the sea like an brilliant painting set on canvas. At the same time, the warm hospitality of the locals and the rich nature that engulfed the city touched their hearts. This project started with the aim of conveying the culture, tradition, sceneries and friendships of Kashiwazaki, with an overarching theme of “Beautiful Seasons of Kashiwazaki”. Consists of project members from Kashiwazaki, Tokyo, Taiwan and Singapore. Facebook @Hanabiartisan |
The traditional Lost-wax casting method is recognized as the intangible cultural asset of
Niigata Prefecture.
The 5th Generation Seiun, Souemon Hara
3-12, Okubo, Kashiwazaki city, Niigata Prefecture.
Phone +81-257-22-3630
Niigata Prefecture.
The 5th Generation Seiun, Souemon Hara
3-12, Okubo, Kashiwazaki city, Niigata Prefecture.
Phone +81-257-22-3630
Copyright © 2021 5th Generation Seiun, Souemon Hara.