Description

Features

• Edo Kiriko Is A National Heritage Craftwork Of Japan, Developed During The Edo Period (1603-1867). Craftsmen Melt Transparent Glass At 1350 Degrees Celsius, Layer It With Colored Glass And Then Cut It Into Shape. The Two Shades Of Contrasting Colors And Traditional Or Flower Patterns Carved On The Surface Create A Dramatic Effect When Reflecting Light.
• This Black Edo Kiriko Glassware Features A Modern Design And A Deep Black Color For A Strong Impression.
• It Was Nominated As The Best Traditional Art Craft In A Tokyo Competition.
• It Can Be Used To Serve Whisky With Soda Or Water.

• Use &Amp; Care

  • Edo Kiriko Glassware Is Handmade So There May Be Slight Variations In Size, Color, Bubbles Or Scratches. Embrace The Uniqueness Of These Handmade Pieces.
  • Handle With Care As The Glass Is Fragile.

  • Background

    Kimoto Glassware Co., Ltd. Has Been A Manufacturing Wholesaler In The Glass Industry For 80 Years. Based In Asakusa, Tokyo, They Collaborate With Designers And Creators To Develop Glassware Products That Suit Modern Lifestyles, Pushing The Boundaries Of Innovation.