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Edo Kiriko Check Old Fashioned Glass

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Edo Kiriko Check Old Fashioned Glass

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DETAILS

A Black Edo Kiriko Old Fashioned Glass made by Kimoto Glassware.

This Edo Kiriko Glass Series received the Grand Prize in the 5th Tokyo’s Traditional Handcrafts Challenge Award.

Edo Kiriko is a traditional Japanese art of cut glass that originated in Tokyo toward the end of the Edo Period, characterized by colorful gut designs. Though the check pattern is unusual for Edo Kiriko glassware, it adds a modern flair to this traditional technique. In Japanese culture, the checkerboard repeats in all directions infinitely and symbolizes eternity, prosperity, and expansion. May this glass bring all of this to you as you use it at home.

Like all Edo Kiriko glassware, it is as much a work of art as it is a piece of tableware.

Made in Tokyo, Japan

SPECIFICATION
  • Includes: A cup, a gift box
  • Material: Soda Glass
  • 11.8 oz (350ml), 3.5”D x 3.9”H
DELIVERY Ships within 2 business days if in stock. Backordered Kimoto Glass Tokyo items may take up to 2-4 weeks.

ABOUT KIMOTO GLASS TOKYO

With over eighty years of experience, Kimoto Glass Tokyo, has a mission to share its unique perspective on a new world of glass products. 

Working with experienced Edo Kiriko craftsmen and innovative designers, Kimoto Glass connects these skilled glass professionals to bring a modern take on the highly sought-after traditional Kiriko cut glass wares of Japan, with the goal to protect and develop the tradition, paying respect to a variety of glassmaking methods with the objective of producing tableware with the highest degree of perfection.

Kimoto Glass’s Edo Kiriko Glass Series received the Grand Prize in the 5th Tokyo’s Traditional Handcrafts Challenge Award.

KIMOTO GLASS TOKYO