New, unused matcha tea bowl from Daum France. Only opened for listing. Crystal glass, soufflé glass, made in France. In the Nancy region of France, where Gallé and Daum were contemporaries. Due to the popularity of Emile Gallé's matcha tea bowls, Daum France received an order and produced this as a special order. Only my family was able to purchase this as a Daum France customer. As there weren't enough to put in a brochure, I was contacted by the Japanese branch who said they would sell if I bought the remaining stock. It's very beautiful crystal glass. It also makes a nice sound. Matcha is booming, so how about it? This piece is from 2003. It is likely not microwave, oven, or dishwasher safe. ⭐️Size Diameter: Approximately 13.5cm Height: Approximately 6.5-6.8cm Foot diameter: Approximately 5cm Foot height: Approximately 0.8cm Capacity: Approximately 420ml when full ⭐️Condition The tea bowl is new and unused, only opened for inspection. The original case box has some deterioration due to being 20 years old. It has an amber color and a calm pastel green. ⭐️Shipping Rakuraku Mercari delivery, shipping included, anonymous shipping. Scheduled to ship the day after purchase. ✨Other Recommended for those who like old Baccarat, Daum Nancy, Emile Gallé, Fenton, and Lalique. The gorgeous and nuanced color tones are due to the unique pâte de cristal technique. Crystal, which is transformed into outstanding works by the outstanding skills of the best craftsmen in France, has always been ahead of its time since its founding in 1878, creating a new world of art. From Art Nouveau of the Nancy School to Art Deco, from Louis Majorelle to Dali, Georges Braque, and Arman, Daum has met many magical artists. This marriage of art and technology continues to this day. Mass-produced Baccarat is popular, but Daum's production volume is small, and there are no craftsmen to pass on the techniques. Due to rising prices and economic lockdowns, French art production factories are closing one after another. It would be very expensive to get new French glass now. Please take this opportunity. Thank you.