This is a lamp from the "Yume Korin" series by Kunio Kuroki, a "Contemporary Master Craftsman." 【Size】Glass: 10 x 10 x 25 cm / Lamp Base: 27 x 27 x 2.7 cm / Power Cord: approx. 160 cm The heavy, icicle-like glass sparkles with platinum leaf, and the flower-like millefiori glass adds color, making it very gorgeous. It has a stable shape that thickens towards the bottom, and is hollow with a hole in the bottom. The gallery staff said it could be used as a vase if turned upside down, but I have never put water in it. When placed on the LED lamp base to display your favorite colors and patterns, it shines brightly from the light below. The base is made of transparent, blue, and green glass, which is cool even in the summer, making it enjoyable all year round. With its clean shape and not-too-large size, it is easy to match with both Japanese and Western interiors, and is recommended. Mr. Kuroki is getting older, and heavy works may become valuable in the future. Also, this type of easy-to-display lamp/lighting work is quite rare and a great value. Purchased in 2022 at the gallery attached to the Glass Art Kuroki workshop in Aya Town, Miyazaki Prefecture. It was stored in its box after being used for a short period. I decided to put it up for sale because it's a shame to keep such a wonderful piece tucked away, and I hope someone will use it. The main body has no scratches or chips and is clean, but there are some slight scratches on the part of the lamp base where the glass sits. It's not noticeable when displayed and I don't think it's a concern. There is a slight discoloration like a stain on the back of the lamp base, but please be aware of this as it is an old item. How about celebrating the new year 2026 with this dignified platinum leaf lamp? It's perfect for a special entrance or alcove decoration for the New Year. Are you someone with a deep knowledge of antique lamps, Art Nouveau, Art Deco, etc.? Why not add a work by Kunio Kuroki, a master of contemporary glass art, to your collection? For housewarming gifts, anniversaries, or as a reward for yourself. Thank you. (The purchase price was about 180,000 yen. I don't remember the exact amount, but it was a little less than 200,000 yen at the regular price. I want to sell it, so I'm offering it at a lower price. If you like it, I'm open to price negotiations.)