Edo Kiriko Whisky Glass Set, Hand-Cut Japanese Crystal Craft
Edo Kiriko Whisky Glass Set, Hand-Cut Japanese Crystal Craft
Edo Kiriko is Japan's centuries-old cut-glass craft, born in the Edo period between 1603 and 1868, and this whisky glass set carries that heritage in every facet. Each glass starts as clear glass, then a craftsperson hand-cuts a web of fine geometric lines into the surface, so no two pieces catch the light in quite the same way. Hold one up and you can trace individual facets with a fingertip — proof that a person, not a mould, made it.
What makes it work
- Hand-cut Edo Kiriko facets — every glass is cut by hand using traditional Edo Kiriko technique, so the intricate pattern is unique to that piece.
- A craft with real history — Edo Kiriko dates back to Japan's Edo period, and this set keeps that centuries-old glassmaking tradition alive in a piece you actually use.
- Presentation-ready — every set arrives in its own wooden box, ready to give as a gift or keep on display until you pour.
What you receive
Choose the set that suits how you will use it.
| Set | Contents |
|---|---|
| Single glass set | 1 whisky glass + 1 wooden box |
| Double glass set | 2 whisky glasses + 1 wooden box |
Specifications
| Craft | Edo Kiriko hand-cut glass |
| Material | Glass |
| Includes | Wooden presentation box |
| Use | Whisky or other spirits |
Frequently asked questions
What is Edo Kiriko?
It is a traditional Japanese glass-cutting technique that began in the Edo period, prized for its precise, hand-cut geometric patterns.
What's the difference between the two sets?
The single set includes one whisky glass and one wooden box; the double set includes two glasses and one wooden box.
Can I use it for drinks other than whisky?
Yes — it works well for any spirit you would normally serve neat or on the rocks.
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