Nendo, a design studio in Shimomeguro, Tokyo, announced "Glass tableware that expresses Winnie the Pooh's scene."


"Glass tableware that expresses Winnie the Pooh's scene" is a collection of glass products designed for Walt Disney Company. Winnie the Pooh's movements, such as "climbing a tree," "pushing his head into honey," and "hanging on a balloon," which are well known in anime and picture books, are faithfully reproduced in yellow silicon.




Despite being a glass tableware product, the feature is that the glass part is not modified and attention is paid to secondary elements such as the lid. This makes it possible to combine with various glass products.


In addition, a silicon coaster is also manufactured that completes scenes such as "honey placed on a branch" and "Pooh stuck in a hole" by placing a simple glass cup.



In addition to these, works such as "House Tobira" and "Room Clock" are also published on the Nendo website.