Edo Kiriko Hand-Carved Dragon's Breath Whiskey Glass - Whisky Glasses - Hikari Spirits
Edo Kiriko Hand-Carved Dragon's Breath Whiskey Glass - Whisky Glasses - Hikari Spirits
Edo Kiriko Hand-Carved Dragon's Breath Whiskey Glass - Whisky Glasses - Hikari Spirits
Edo Kiriko Hand-Carved Dragon's Breath Whiskey Glass - Whisky Glasses - Hikari Spirits
Edo Kiriko Hand-Carved Dragon's Breath Whiskey Glass - Whisky Glasses - Hikari Spirits
Edo Kiriko Hand-Carved Dragon's Breath Whiskey Glass - Whisky Glasses - Hikari Spirits
Edo Kiriko Hand-Carved Dragon's Breath Whiskey Glass - Whisky Glasses - Hikari Spirits
Edo Kiriko Hand-Carved Dragon's Breath Whiskey Glass - Whisky Glasses - Hikari Spirits

Edo Kiriko Hand-Carved Dragon's Breath Whiskey Glass

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Indulge in the intricate beauty of traditional Edo Kiriko with this hand-carved Dragon's Breath Glass. The intricate dragon motif is a symbol of strength and good fortune. Each glass is a unique work of art, perfect for elevating your dining experience or as a special gift. Take your dining experience to the next level.

Each piece of glass is crafted with precision and honors the tradition of Edo Kiriko. Let the elegant dragon motif symbolize strength and good fortune in your home. These glasses are a lovely way to elevate your table or make a cherished gift for someone special.

Craftmanship: Edo Kiriko

• Product:
1x Whiskey glass
1x Wooden Box

Diameter: 10.0cm / 3.9in

Height: 9.0cm / 3.5in

Capacity: 360ml / 12.2oz

Weight: 350g

Material: Crystal Glass

United States (Mainland): 5 -12 days

Alaska, Hawaii, and other US regions:10 -20 days

Canada:5 -14 days

Mexico: 10 - 17 days

Europe:5 -12 days

Australia/New Zealand: 6 -14 days

Southeast Asia:5 -8 days

Other Asian Countries: 5 -14 days

Latin America:10 -20 days

Other Countries: 10- 20 days

After placing an order, it typically takes 2-3 days for us to process it.

We offer a free refund or exchange service within 7 days of receiving your order.

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  • Do not clean in the dishwasher directly, as it may cause scratches.

  • Do not place directly on the stove or in the oven.

  • Clean only with water and mild detergent.

  • Fragile item, handle with care and avoid dropping.

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Craftsmanship Spirit

Handcrafted by the Japanese workshop

The entire production process involves multiple stages, with each stage handled by a highly skilled artisan. Each artisan focuses on their area of expertise, contributing their craftsmanship to the creation of the product.

Back to Edo Era

Edo Kiriko（江戸切子） is a traditional Japanese glass-cutting craft, celebrated for its exceptional craftsmanship and intricate designs. Originating during the Edo period of Japan, around 1834, Edo Kiriko has a history of nearly two centuries. It stands as a remarkable testament to Japan's cultural heritage and the artisans' dedication to perfection.

The Cultural Significance of Edo Kiriko

Edo Kiriko is not merely a craft; it is a symbol of Japanese culture. It embodies the aesthetics of the Edo period while integrating modern techniques, reflecting the "artisan spirit" and the unwavering pursuit of perfection by Japanese craftsmen.

Today, Edo Kiriko has transcended Japan's borders, becoming a beloved treasure among craft enthusiasts worldwide.

Whether used as everyday tableware or cherished as a precious gift, Edo Kiriko showcases the unique charm of Japanese culture.

Edo Kiriko Production Process

1. Marking (割り出し)
Mark the cutting coordinates on the surface of the glass using guide lines.

2. Rough Cutting (荒摺)
Establish the basic design and outline through initial rough cutting.

3. Detail Cutting (三番)
Focus on refining and detailing the design through precise cutting.

4. Stone Smoothing (石掛け)
Use a stone and water to smooth the cut surface for a polished base.

5. Grinding (研磨)
Polish the glass to achieve a smooth and glossy finish using a grinding machine with water.

6. Polishing (磨き)
Perform the final polishing using a fiber wheel and cerium oxide for a brilliant shine.

Uses of Edo Kiriko

1. Everyday Life:
Edo Kiriko is often used to create glassware such as drinking glasses, sake cups, and plates. It is both practical and visually stunning.

2. High-End Gifts:
Due to its intricate craftsmanship and unique design, Edo Kiriko is frequently chosen as a high-end gift, symbolizing an appreciation for quality and culture.

3. Art Collection:
The exquisite design and historical value of Edo Kiriko make it a favorite among art collectors.

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