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Edo Kiriko - Crafted With Care

Edo Kiriko Is A Traditional Japanese Form Of Craftsmanship Developed In Downtown Tokyo During The Edo Period (1603-1867). Craftsmen Melt Glass In Temperatures As High As 1350 Degrees And Then Plate It With Colored Glass To Create A Two-Layered Effect. The Glass Is Then Cut And Curved By Hand To Create Intricate Patterns And Designs. The Two Contrasting Colors Of Edo Kiriko Reflect Light Beautifully, Creating An Eye-Catching Effect.

Black Edo Kiriko

Black Edo Kiriko Has A Modern, Yet Striking Design. Its Deep Black Color Gives An Air Of Sophistication And Elegance That Will Enhance Any Table Setting.

Award Winning Traditional Craftsmanship

Edo Kiriko Was Awarded The Best Traditional Art Craft In A Tokyo Competition, Recognizing Its Unique Beauty And Craftsmanship.

Use &Amp; Care

Edo Kiriko Glasses Are All Handmade, So There May Be Slight Differences In Color And Size. There May Also Be Small Bubbles Or Scratches. These Slight Imperfections Add To The Uniqueness Of The Glasses And Do Not Affect Their Quality.

Edo Kiriko Glasses Are Fragile And Should Be Handled With Care.

Background

Kimoto Glassware Co., Ltd. Is A Manufacturing Wholesaler In Tokyo That Specializes In Glassware. Founded 80 Years Ago In Asakusa, Tokyo, They Have Been Collaborating With Designers And Creators To Create Unique Glassware Products That Fit Today'S Lifestyle.