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 that technology, we collaborated with a glass processor to create a glass bean plate. From left to right: black, blue, light blue, silver, pink The transparent fabric is rubbed with an abstract bubble-like pattern with medium mud (the color between gold and silver), silver mud, and sesame powder. * Sliding foil processing: A process in which a pattern is applied with foil using a paper pattern or silk screen mold. The fabric is attached to the glass by special processing and Mr./Ms. with resin. The shape will be rectangular. Since there is a sense of transparency, the expression changes depending on the color of the background on which it is placed. It is a cool dish. Compare the size with a conventional 10cm square bean dish. The size is about 8 cm square× about 3 mm thick It can be used as a bean plate to put sweets on important customers, or as a tray for accessories and keys that have been attached. It can also be used as an incense plate. You are free to use it. Please enjoy your life gorgeously with this item that incorporates traditional techniques. The price is the price of 1 each. Choose your desired design. * This product is 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.. The same plate (mold) is used, but the design may be slightly different due to manual work one by one. * Depending on the viewing environment, the color may look different from the actual product. * Please note that there may be some slight scratches and threads on the glass surface due to processing.