Hirota Glass Ultimate Sake Glasses, Bud and Flower Glasses, Set of 2, INT-3

[What is Edo Glass?] Handmade glass made using glass-making techniques that originated in the Edo period is called "Edo Glass." Edo Glass is glassware made by hand, carrying on a tradition dating back to the Edo period. The beauty of handmade glassware is that, unlike mass-produced products, each piece is unique and original. Its rich character, unique design and depth, are the result of the meticulous craftsmanship of artisans. *Edo Glass was designated a National Traditional Craft in November 2014. [Taisho Roman Glass] Edo Glass is made by artisans, carrying on traditions dating back to the Edo period, with each piece meticulously crafted. Taisho Roman Glass, created using a method dating back to the Taisho period and the aburiding technique by skilled artisans in Tokyo, exudes a delicate, fleeting beauty. This exquisite piece, meticulously crafted by artisans one by one, features a delicate and beautiful pattern. This exquisite piece allows you to fully appreciate the traditional beauty of Japan, with its intricately patterned glasswork carefully crafted by artisans. The opal glass (aburi-zashi) technique was a molding method popular during the Meiji and Taisho periods. This traditional craft technique uses glass containing special ingredients, which develops a milky white color when exposed to a sudden temperature change, creating patterns that emerge on the glass.

Size: Bud: 6cm diameter x 8.5cm height, Flower: 6cm diameter x 10.5cm height Material: Soda glass Made in Japan Dishwasher and dish dryer: Not suitable for use in glassware.