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A traditional craftwork first created around 1800, at the end of Japan's Edo era. The bold yet delicate woven bamboo pattern is achieved through a combination of modern glass-cutting technology and traditional Japanese aesthetics and techniques. Carefully cut and superbly polished for a beautiful finish. A fine example of Edo Kiriko glass-cutting used to create a modern design.
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•Materials: soda glass
•Size: Diameter 98 x H93 (mm)
•Weight: 400g (260ml)
•Hirota Glass, Co., Ltd.
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Measurements(please note there will be slight difference)
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Edo Kiriko Glass
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Taisho Roman Edo Glass, Sobachoko Cup. Polka Dot
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JP¥ 2,800
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US$ 22.34
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Taisho Roman Edo Glass, Bowl, Makiage
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JP¥ 6,500
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US$ 51.86
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Taisho Roman Edo Glass, Tokusa 3 Ounce, Tumbler
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JP¥ 3,000
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US$ 23.93
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Taisho Roman Edo Glass, Soda Water Cup, Scale
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JP¥ 4,000
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US$ 31.91
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Jun Edo Glass, Drop, Arare Red
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JP¥ 30,000
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US$ 239.35
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