Called the Sakurasaku, which translates to “Blossoming Sakura,” the glass uses the condensation that forms on its sides to create a neat pattern as it collects at the uniquely shaped base. The result is a blossoming sakura (cherry blossom) on the table—much nicer than the plain, ring-shaped versions that usually cause arguments in households. If you’re going to ruin a table, you might as well do it with a pretty pattern!

The glasses come in a variety of styles for any type of drinking occasion. You’ll be able to create small blossom shapes with the sake glass, while the rock glasses will bring out larger patterns. Prices range from ¥2,300 (about US$19.73) for the sake cup to ¥2,500 (about US$21) for the tumbler and ¥2,800 (US$23.60) for the “rock” glass.

Each glass variety is available to purchase separately or in a set of two that comes packaged in a beautiful wooden gift box, with prices starting at ¥4,200 (about US$35.45).

While the glasses are available in both clear and pale pink colors, they also come in frosted varieties, which have a snow-like look to them. These are designed to invoke the image of yukizakura or “snow cherry blossoms,” a rare sight that’s absolutely breathtaking in its beauty.

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