HARIO was founded in 1921 as a heat-resistant glass manufacturer and began making glass ornaments to pass on the craftsmanship of artisans. Each product is handmade in Nihonbashi, Tokyo, and six other workshops throughout Japan. HARIO's heat-resistant glass is not only heat-resistant, but also easy to draw, join and process. This feature allows the creation of sophisticated designs that are only possible with heat-resistant glass. In addition, heat-resistant glass has a lighter specific gravity compared to other types of glass, so I think it will be less stressful to wear.
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