Small Japanese Glass Fishing Floats & Sea Glass
I wanted to do a blog about the smaller Japanese Glass Fishing floats. These are harder to find on the main island but can easily be found on a trip to Hokkaido (which is semi expensive). They can be bought from local vendors but they don't look the same as the found ones...they look less authentic I guess. At the last bazar we did end up purchasing a few different sized ones we didn't have like a cantaloupe sized one and a few more small ones to fill up my bucket. I took some pictures of the small ones in my hand so you can get an idea of the size of the. I also took pictures of the sea glass.
Antique Bucket with Floats
Small Rolling Pin Floats
Sea Glass in Japanese Glass Vase
Sea Glass
Small Float with water inside
Golf Ball Size Float
Little bigger than a hard ball sized float
Little Bigger than a softball sized float
Cantaloupe sized glass float
Bucket with floats
Bucket with floats
Bucket with floats
Labels: Japan, Japanese Glass Fishing Floats, sea glass
4 Comments:
very pretty!
So beautiful! I love things like this. I have seen pictures of these before but never in person. I love all things glass...before I had kids I used to make stained glass windows.
:)
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Go look for it there! :)
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