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Whiskey Glass, Edo Kiriko Kasaneirome "Tamamai (juggling balls)" by Hideaki Shinozaki, Master of traditional craftsA whisky glass designed and cut by Hideaki Shinozaki, a Master of Traditional Crafts. A beautiful combination of balls and flowers are engraved on a curved surface that fits your hand comfortably. Fine, color shaded space between the cuts is enabled by the Master's unparalleled technique. The cuts reflect light each other like a kaleidoscope adding mesmerizing charm to the glass. This product is available in limited quantities. Due to limited stock,

A slender vase with delicate cuts on a clear crystal glass

Fuji even when they are placed upside down

Meticulous cutting is rendered even on the stem creating hold comfort

A figurine depicting Dharma doll with cut/sandblast on a vivid red tinted crystal glass

" Fish scales pattern in surging wave move depicts free and lively beauty like a swimming fish

The open-line K98 "Prestige Line" series proud of world class standard shape and functionality

The glass twinkles whenever it swings giving vivid hue on your neckline

Edo Kiriko's traditional pattern called "Fish scales" at the bottom represents sunflower seed

A simple and noble open-line developed from official dinnerware for the Japan Imperial Household Agency

KAGAMI's first pair of Edo Kiriko wine glasses made of transparent crystal glass

a vase in itself is a good interior item

Color contrast created by cutting glass highlights the beauty of its design