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Experience The Beauty And Quality Of An Edo Kiriko Craftwork

Edo Kiriko Is A Traditional Japanese Craftwork With A Fascinating History. Developed During The Edo Period (1603-1867), It Is An Officially Designated National Heritage. Crafted By Melting Glass At 1350 Degrees Heat, Edo Kiriko Artisans Then Cut And Curve The Glass By Hand With A Remarkable Technique. The Result Is A Two-Layered Glass With Two Shades Of Contrasting Colors And A Beautiful Traditional Or Flower Pattern Curved On The Surface.

Features Of Edo Kiriko

• Modern And Simple Design With A Deep Black Color.
• Nominated As The Best Traditional Art Craft In A Tokyo Competition.
• Perfect For Serving Single Malt Whisky, Japanese Shochu Or Sake.

Care And Handling Of Edo Kiriko Glassware

• Keep In Mind That Each Glass Is Handmade, So There May Be Slight Differences In Color And Size. There May Also Be Small Bubbles Or Scratches, But These Don'T Affect The Quality Of The Products.
• Be Sure To Handle The Glassware With Care As It Is Fragile.

About Kimoto Glassware Co., Ltd.

Kimoto Glassware Co., Ltd. Is An 80-Year-Old Manufacturing Wholesaler Located In Asakusa, Tokyo. Working With Designers And Creators, They Have Been Designing Glassware Products That Fit Modern Lifestyles, Pushing The Boundaries Of Innovation. If You’Re Looking For A Unique And Beautiful Edo Kiriko Craftwork, Kimoto Glassware Co., Ltd. Is The Perfect Place To Find It.