Kinsai crafts is a technique established in the Momoyama and Edo periods to apply gold leaf to cloth such as obi and kimono. Taking advantage of this technology, we created a glass tray (bean plate) in collaboration with a glass processor. Various cotton fabrics are gold-colored, the fabrics are bonded to the back of the glass by special processing, and Mr./Ms. is sanded with EVA resin from above. The resin on the back side has a non-slip finish that has a non-slip effect, and it also has a shattering prevention effect when the glass breaks. image Upper left: Camouflage pink (camouflage pattern rubbed with silver mud, medium mud, and sesame powder on a cotton pink background) Upper right: Checkered blue (checkerboard processing with silver foil on a cotton blue background, wavy lines with gold mud and sesame powder) Bottom left: Mosaic (mosaic pattern rubbed with medium mud and ink silver mud on a white cotton background) Bottom right: Flower pink (split foil with pink foil on a cotton pink background, floral pattern rubbed with silver mud) * Sliding foil processing: A process in which a pattern is applied with foil using a paper pattern or silk screen mold. The shape will be rectangular. It can be used as a plate for placing sweets for important customers, or as a tray for accessories and keys. Please enjoy your life gorgeously with this item that incorporates traditional techniques. Choose your desired design. The price is the price of 1 each. * If you request 2 or more items to purchase, it will be an order. Please note that it will take about 3 weeks for less than 5 pieces, and about 1 month ~ time for more than 5 pieces. * The image is Mr./Ms.. * Depending on the viewing environment, the color may look different from the actual product. * Each design is processed into a large fabric and cut, so the position may be slightly different from the Mr./Ms. image. * Please note that there may be some slight scratches and threads on the glass surface due to processing. * For practical use, please be sure to read the precautions on the attached sheet.