Satsuma Kiriko Tumbler

Satsuma Kiriko Tumbler | A work of art of light and color created by Japanese craftsmanship

Satsuma Kiriko tumblers are a traditional Japanese craft. This is a special glass that allows you to experience the beauty of Satsuma Kiriko in modern life.
Satsuma Kiriko is a technique that was developed in Japan at the end of the Edo period. It is made by delicately cutting and polishing thick colored glass. This creates a unique shine and deep color gradation.

When light hits it, it sparkles as if emitted from within, and its appearance changes as the shadows change.
This "fluctuation" is the very reason why Japanese crafts are highly regarded around the world.
This is a traditional glass that Japan is proud of, and it is not only perfect for everyday use, but also makes a special presence as interior decoration or a gift.

【Features】

• A unique sparkle created by colored glass and deep cuts
  The greatest appeal of Satsuma Kiriko is its "layers of color" and "refraction of light." The cuts on the thick glass embrace the light, It creates a three-dimensional beauty.
• A one-of-a-kind piece entirely handmade by a skilled craftsman
  Blowing, carving, polishing - every process is done by hand.
  Even with the same design, each tumbler has a slightly different look, making it one of a kind.
• A design that embodies the aesthetic sense of Japanese culture
  "Light," "shadow," and "white space." The uniquely Japanese aesthetic sensibility is alive in the quiet presence of the glass.
• A presence that blends in with both Japanese and Western spaces
  This versatile tumbler can be used as a rocks glass, or for drinking water or tea. It blends naturally into any space, whether Western or Japanese.
• Artistic and rare, it makes a wonderful gift
  Satsuma Kiriko is a craft that cannot be mass-produced. It is highly acclaimed both domestically and internationally as a gift for those seeking authenticity.

[Recommended for these people]

• Those who want to enjoy traditional Japanese crafts in their daily lives
• Those who have a collection of special glasses
• Those who want to elevate their evening drinks and tea time to a "beautiful time"
• Those who value the warmth of handcrafted work and the uniqueness of their creations
• Those who want to give a gift to someone overseas as a symbol of Japanese culture
• Those looking for a special gift for a wedding, anniversary, retirement, etc.