Iki Kobo Hakata Bidoro Glass Ornament Snake Lucky White Snake display stand and felt x Made in Japan Glasswork Entrance Feng Shui Lucky Charm - -

[Sparkling Glasswork] This glass figurine depicts an auspicious snake. Displayed in your entryway or living room, its beautiful form and soft light will enhance the space. A stylish glass ornament imbued with wishes for happiness. [Perfect as a gift] Stylish glass ornaments make wonderful gifts. These gifts are perfect for birthdays, Mother's Day, Respect for the Aged Day, and other special occasions, as well as for celebrating store openings, housewarmings, retirements, and more—a thoughtful present to wish someone happiness. [Product details] ▼Size: Approximately 8.5cm wide x 8.5cm high ▼Includes display stand and felt mat ▼Created by Tomokazu Abe ▼Material: Glass ▼Manufactured in Japan [Sparkling Glasswork] This is a glass figurine depicting the auspicious image of a snake. Displayed in the entryway or living room, its beautiful form and soft light will enhance the space. This stylish glass ornament embodies a wish for happiness. [A beautiful world of light] Hakata Bidoro glass pieces, imbued with the passion of the craftsmen. The forms, colors, and brilliance created by the craftsman's skill continue to fascinate us. A special item just for you. Enjoy its captivating beauty and gentle glow. 【handmade】 All of Iki Kobo's glass products are handmade in Japan. "Hakata Bidoro," offered by Iki Kobo, is made using the techniques of "Fukuoka Laminated Glass Craft," a folk craft from Fukuoka Prefecture. Glass products are handcrafted in a workshop in Fukuoka under the scorching sun. Layers of glass create a breathtakingly beautiful world that draws you in. [Good Luck Charm] Iki Kobo's glass figurines include many auspicious items that are meant to bring good fortune and luck. Dragons are said to have the power to bring good fortune; owls have long been considered symbols of good luck, representing freedom from hardship and prosperity; small birds are believed to bring happiness; and cranes and turtles are symbols of longevity. All of them are expressions of our wishes for happiness.