Edo Kiriko Cut Whisky Glass, Miyora Chamvin Silhouette With Crumple Texture

Pour into the Miyora and the glass itself becomes part of the ritual. Cut by hand using the centuries-old Edo Kiriko method, the body carries a Chamvin silhouette for a graceful, tapered profile, while a crumple pattern gives the surface a rippled, wrinkle-like texture that catches every bit of light in the room. It arrives in its own wooden box, ready to take its place on a home bar shelf or under the tree as a gift for someone who notices details like this.

Features

• Genuine Edo Kiriko cutting — hand-cut by artisans trained in Japan's traditional glass-cutting craft, not machine-pressed or moulded.
• Chamvin silhouette — the body is shaped with graceful, tapering lines that sit comfortably in the hand and look right beside any bottle.
• Crumple-textured surface — a wrinkled, creased cut pattern that plays with light and gives the whisky inside a bit of extra sparkle as you tilt the glass.

What's in the box

Each Miyora comes as a single whisky glass, packaged in its own wooden box — a presentation-ready case for gifting or simply keeping the glass protected on the shelf between pours.

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

Is the Edo Kiriko cutting done by hand?
Yes. Miyora is finished using the traditional Edo Kiriko technique, where artisans cut the crumple pattern into the glass by hand rather than moulding or machine-etching it, which is why no two glasses catch the light in quite the same way.

Does it come gift-ready?
It does — each glass ships inside its own wooden box, so it is ready to give as-is or to keep on display between uses.

What is the Chamvin silhouette?
It refers to the glass's tapered body shape, designed to sit comfortably in the hand while giving the crumple-cut surface room to catch the light.

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