Edo Kiriko Whisky Glasses, Glacier and Frost Cut Patterns, 6 Styles
Edo Kiriko Whisky Glasses, Glacier and Frost Cut Patterns, 6 Styles
Hold this glass to the light and the cuts catch it from every angle — a web of facets hand-carved into clear glass using Edo Kiriko, the centuries-old Japanese glass-cutting technique. The Glacier pattern reads like ice caught mid-crack, each facet meeting the next at a slightly different angle so the glass throws light back in fragments rather than one flat gleam. It is a glass made to be held up and looked at before you ever take a sip.
What makes it work
- Hand-cut Edo Kiriko facets — a craftsperson cuts and polishes each glass by hand, so the Glacier pattern facets are genuinely one of a kind.
- Six styles to choose from — Glacier and Frost cut patterns, each available in a standard, golden-rim, or matte finish.
- Ready to gift or keep — every glass arrives with its own wooden box and coaster, so it is presentation-ready straight out of the packaging.
Available styles
| Pattern | Finish options |
|---|---|
| Glacier Whisky Glass | Standard, Golden Rim, Matte |
| Frost Whiskey Glass | Standard, Amber, Matte |
What you receive
- 1 whisky glass
- 1 wooden box
- 1 coaster
Specifications
| Craft | Edo Kiriko hand-cut glass |
| Material | Glass |
| Use | Whisky or other spirits |
| Includes | Wooden box, coaster |
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between Glacier and Frost?
They are two different Edo Kiriko cut patterns, each offered in its own set of finish options, from a clear standard cut through to a golden rim, amber tint, or matte surface.
What comes in the box?
Each order includes the whisky glass itself, a wooden presentation box, and a matching coaster.
Is it only for whisky?
No — it suits any spirit you would usually serve neat or over ice.
Every order ships free with no minimum, and you have 30 days to return it. Real human support is here at Support@fioriscas.com.
