Whisky Glass With Crumpled Kairo Silhouette, Edo Kiriko Hand-Cut Artisan Glassware

Where most cut-glass whisky tumblers go for crisp, geometric facets, this one goes the opposite way — a deliberately crumpled silhouette, like the glass was gently creased in someone’s hand before it set. Tip it under a light and the wrinkled surface catches and breaks the light differently from every angle, which is really the whole idea: no two pours look quite the same.

It’s still Edo Kiriko underneath the unusual shape. The same time-honoured Japanese hand-cutting tradition goes into every piece, just applied to a crumpled form instead of a straight-sided one — so what looks playful at a glance is actually built on centuries-old technique.

Features

• Edo Kiriko hand-cutting — traditional Japanese glasswork, prized for intricate, precise cuts.
• Crumpled silhouette — a creased, wrinkled body that catches light differently depending on how you turn it.
• One-of-a-kind by nature — because each glass is hand-cut, the pattern on yours won’t be identical to the next one off the shelf.

Built for daily use, not just display

It’s comfortable and durable enough to reach for on an ordinary night, but distinctive enough that it holds its own at a proper tasting or as a gift for someone who already has “enough” glassware.

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

What does “Edo Kiriko” mean?
It’s a traditional Japanese hand-cutting technique known for intricate, precise facets — here applied to an unusual crumpled shape rather than a flat-faceted one.

Will my glass look exactly like the photos?
Because every piece is hand-cut, expect small, natural variations from one glass to the next — that’s part of what makes each one distinct.

What’s included?
One whisky glass and a wooden box for safe storage or gifting.

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