Kimoto Glassware Tokyo Kuroco Edo Kiriko Sake Cup Ring Japan

Experience The Beauty Of Traditional Japanese Craftsmanship With Kimoto Glassware'S Black Edo Kiriko. This Glassware Is Officially Designated As A National Heritage, And Is Crafted In Downtown Tokyo During The Edo Period (1603-1867). The Black Glass Is Melted In 1350 Degrees Heat And Plated With Colored Glass, Creating Two Layers. Then The Edo Kiriko Craftsmen Skillfully Cut The Glass By Hand, Curving Fine Designs With Remarkable Technique. The Two Shades Of Contrasting Colors Reflect The Light Beautifully, Accentuated By Traditional Or Flower Patterns Curved On The Surface. The Elegant Black Edo Kiriko Was Nominated As The Best Traditional Art Craft In A Tokyo Competition. It Has A Simple And Modern Design, Yet The Deep Black Color Gives A Strong Impression. When Handling The Edo Kiriko Glassware, Please Be Careful As It Is Fragile. There May Be Slight Differences In Color And Size, Since They Are All Hand-Made. There May Also Be Small Bubbles Or Scratches, But They Do Not Affect The Quality Of The Products. Enjoy The Uniqueness Of Hand-Made Glasses. Kimoto Glassware Co., Ltd. Has Been Providing Quality Glassware For 80 Years, Based Out Of Asakusa, Tokyo. The Company Collaborates With Designers And Creators To Create Glassware Products That Fit Today'S Lifestyle, Continually Challenging Themselves To Innovate New Unique Styles.