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Don’t you think tabby cats are among the cutest? If you own a tabby as your family, you’ll surely agree!

Introducing Glass Kaoria’s much-loved and signature piece: a slim, delicately designed glass pen graced with an adorable seated cat. The pen’s shaft is tastefully decorated with cat paw prints, enhancing its charm. Unique spherical charms cap each end, differing in design, perfectly encapsulating the creator’s vision of creating distinctive, yet not overly extravagant, designs suitable for daily use. One of my favorite aspects is the ribbon tied around the neck it’s such a delightful detail!

The Nyanko Pen, named affectionately after the cute colloquial term for cats in Japanese, is an extremely popular item that’s often hard to get. It’s not just stationery lovers in Japan who cherish it, but cat aficionados are also enamored with this delightful creation.

Details

• Brand: Atelier Glass Kaoria
• Quantity: 1 Pen
• Length: 6.5inches / 16.5cm
• Weight(Pen): 0.7oz / 20g
• Nib Size(Approximate): Fine
• Material: Glass
• Note: Each piece is uniquely handmade, so expect some individual differences.

The Story ofGlass Kaoria

Discover the world of Atelier Glass Kaoria, a gem within an hour’s reach of Kyoto Station. The founder, a Kyoto native, turned her accessory-making hobby into a lifelong passion for burner work. After honing her skills in oxygen burner work since 2005, she opened her studio in 2018, bringing her artistic vision to life.

Each creation at Atelier Glass Kaoria weaves a tale of whimsy and charm. Known for its adorable cat and girl motifs, the studio has captured the hearts of stationery lovers and fans of all things cute. Her handmade works are unique and highly demanded, making each piece a rare treasure.

Embracing a philosophy of ‘unique and flamboyant,’ Glass Kaoria crafts extraordinary yet not overly ostentatious designs, perfect for adding a touch of uniqueness to daily life.

Atelier Glass Kaoria is not just about observing art; it’s about engaging with it. The founder herself leads workshops in making accessories, glass pens, and plates, offering a hands-on experience of her artistic process. So, if you’re in Kyoto, don’t miss the chance to immerse yourself in the captivating world of Glass Kaoria.