<p class="mb-4">A wonderful carafe that is a glass replication of ceramics made using a technique called “tebineri.” The technique involves forming the ceramics completely by hand without a wheel. This faithful glass recreation combines the warmth and tactile qualities of those ceramics with the inherent beauty of glass. The smooth surface and edges feel calming in the hand, and the flowing form goes well with any organically designed table setting.</p>

A wonderful carafe that is a glass replication of ceramics made using a technique called “tebineri.” The technique involves forming the ceramics completely by hand without a wheel. This faithful glass recreation combines the warmth and tactile qualities of those ceramics with the inherent beauty of glass. The smooth surface and edges feel calming in the hand, and the flowing form goes well with any organically designed table setting.

<p>A wonderful carafe that is a glass replication of ceramics made using a technique called “tebineri.” The technique involves forming the ceramics completely by hand without a wheel. This faithful glass recreation combines the warmth and tactile qualities of those ceramics with the inherent beauty of glass. The smooth surface and edges feel calming in the hand, and the flowing form goes well with any organically designed table setting.</p>

“Aderia” Tebineri Katakuchi, on a table