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Home » Accessories » Handblown awaglass is new age hourglass that replaces sand with bubbles

Handblown awaglass is new age hourglass that replaces sand with bubbles

Pallvika KashivBy Pallvika KashivOctober 24, 2015Updated:October 24, 20151 Min Read
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Awaglass by Norihiko Terayama
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We all know how an hourglass works as a timer with sand. The two glass bulbs joined by narrow neck that allow sand to pass and help us to measure passage of time. However, to defy the basic rule of gravity and add creativity to the hourglass, Japanese designer Norihiko Terayama has created awaglass –  replacing time old sand with bubbles. Awa means bubbles in Japanese

Appearing to flow in reverse; the hand-blown awaglass is a wonderful table accessory whether used in office or home. Working with same technology, which is used to create an hourglass, except here Terayama has used soap water to create a mesmerizing ambiance.

Available in two different sizes – regular and mini, two color options – transparent and pink the awaglass are priced at $55 and $38 respectively. The modern version of hourglass can be an ideal gift item.

Awaglass by Norihiko Terayama
Handblown hourglass filled with soap water
Awaglass by Norihiko Terayama
Soap water creates oddly shaped bubbles
Awaglass by Norihiko Terayama
Available in two colors i.e. transparent and pink

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Pallvika is an enthusiastic painter, and loves to capture moments for beautiful memories. Apart from writing, you can find her reading novels or volunteering with NGOs working towards providing better quality education to children.

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