A REVOLUTIONARY FUSION OF GLASS CRAFTSMANSHIP AND MUSIC; THE WORLD'S FIRST PLAYABLE GLASS VIOLIN

Guinness World Records Recognition HARIO’s Advanced Glass Technology

TOKYO, CHUO-KU, JAPAN, April 8, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- HARIO Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Chuo-ku, Tokyo) has combined over 60 years of expertise in heatproof glass manufacturing with the artistry of highly skilled Japanese artisans to unveil a groundbreaking innovation: the world’s first playable glass violin. This creation redefines traditional perceptions of musical instruments.

Originally crafted in 2003, this glass violin will be available to a select buyer chosen through a lottery system. To ensure that the instrument is visually stunning and fully playable, HARIO artisans meticulously thinned and evenly distributed the glass thickness, achieving a level of precision and craftsmanship that machines cannot replicate.

Each violin has been painstakingly handcrafted by expert artisans, showcasing an unprecedented level of skill. HARIO has long been a pioneer in glass manufacturing, earning official recognition from GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS™ on March 19 as the "first playable glass violin." Masterful Hand-Blown Glass Technique
The body of the glass violin was shaped meticulously using traditional hand-blown glass techniques. Typically, hand-blown glass takes on simple forms, making it extremely challenging to replicate the intricate curves and delicate details of a violin.

Limited Edition Glass Violin is for sale 
In celebration of this GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS™ achievement, we are excited to offer a one-of-a-kind glass violin for purchase at 5.5 million yen, approximately USD 35,000. In the event of multiple applications, a buyer will be chosen through a lottery system. For more details about the purchasing process, please reach out to us at hello_hariousa@hario.com. We kindly ask that all inquiries be made via email for the best assistance.

About HARIO, a heatproof glass manufacturer founded in 1921, embodies its name, which translates to “the King of Glass.” As the only company in Japan with a mass-production factory, HARIO has led the way in environmental responsibility since 1972, operating a “chimney-free factory” that melts glass using electricity instead of fossil fuels. 

Initially specializing in handcrafted laboratory glassware such as beakers and flasks, HARIO now designs, manufactures, and sells a diverse array of products, including coffee and tea equipment, kitchenware, and more. The cone-shaped coffee dripper “V60,” in particular, has become a favorite among baristas and is now sold in over 75 countries worldwide.

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