ADERIA RETRO: Adelia Arrange Cup 9 - Colec 1026

[Made in Japan] ADERIA RETRO: Adelia Arrange Cup 9
Nostalgic yet new. Retro tableware packed with the cuteness of Showa-era Japan.

ADERIA RETRO is a remake of ADERIA glassware once used in Showa-era Japanese homes, redesigned for safe use today.
ADERIA tableware spread widely with its approachable designs and affordable prices, gracing Showa-era dining tables.
One of its signature items was the printed glass featuring charming patterns like flowers and animals.
Even after production ended, some customers continue to cherish and use these pieces, drawn to their nostalgic and warm appeal.
Encouraged by such devoted fans, ADERIA RETRO was born.
It retains the charm of the past while being reborn as a product that fits seamlessly into today's lifestyles.

[The Good Points of ADERIA RETRO]

1. Reliable Quality
While it has a retro look, it's a product made in Ishizuka Glass's own factory today.
Thorough quality control ensures anyone can use it with confidence.

2. Shapes Suited to Modern Lifestyles
More than just reissues, these products were designed with a focus on ease of use in contemporary life.
The shapes have been modified for greater usability, ensuring they blend seamlessly into daily routines and last for years.

3. Carefully Crafted Packaging with Seal and Bookmark
Based on Showa-era Adelia designs, every detail captures the authentic atmosphere of the time.
The sturdy packaging is another delightful feature.

[Adelia Arrange Cup 9]
Adelia Arrange has joined the Adelia Retro lineup! These glass cups, popular in the Showa era, have been faithfully reproduced from their original molds. New patterns popular on Adelia Retro's official social media, "Suzu no Hana (Bell Flower)" and "Hana Lace (Flower Lace)," have also been added.

[What is Adelia Arrange]
Characterized by its plump, rounded form, this is a glass cup first released by Adelia in 1973.
A charming, everyday-use cup, it was sold with a variety of printed designs during the Showa era.
Its waisted shape makes it easy to hold, and its standard form pairs well with any drink. This cup, still loved by many fans today, has been brought back as part of the Adelia Retro series.
Even the "a" mark for Adelia stamped on the bottom of the cup is based on the original Showa-era design.

* "Adelia Arrange" was originally sold under the name "Arrange" during the Showa era.