Japonism-Edo-Kiriko-Fireworks-Sake-Cup
$600
🌏 Description
Celebrate each sip with a burst of brilliance through the Edo Kiriko Fireworks Sake Cup—a dazzling expression of traditional Japanese glass artistry. Inspired by hanabi (fireworks), this cup is skillfully hand-cut with symmetrical flare patterns that radiate like summer skies in celebration. The vivid two-tone design, typically in translucent indigo or vermilion overlays, evokes a moment of fleeting beauty captured in crystal clarity.
🔹 Key Features
• Authentic Edo Kiriko cut glass, hand-cut by Tokyo artisans
• Fireworks-inspired radial cut patterns for visual brilliance
• Two-tone color layering for depth and vibrancy
• Ideal for sake, umeshu, or as a decorative glass piece
• Symbol of celebration, fleeting beauty, and craftsmanship
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🏷️ Product Specification
• Material: Crystal glass (hand-cut)
• Color: Two-tone (varies by model—blue, red, or violet overlays)
• Diameter: Approx. 6–7 cm
• Height: Approx. 5–6 cm
• Origin: Tokyo, Japan (Edo Kiriko tradition)
• Use: Cold sake, liqueur, display
• Note: Each piece is unique due to handmade nature
🌸 Why Choose the Edo Kiriko Fireworks Sake Cup?
🎇 For the One Who Treasures Festive Moments
Like fireworks in the night sky, each cut radiates joy and impermanence.
🥂 For Collectors of Japanese Fine Glassware
Edo Kiriko is not just glass—it’s centuries of light, reflection, and precision.
🎁 For Celebratory Gifting
Ideal for weddings, anniversaries, and milestones—a gift that sparkles with meaning.
🍶 For Elevating the Sake Experience
Transform casual sips into ceremonial rituals with crystal craftsmanship.
✨ Character Summary
Brilliant, festive, and ephemeral—this sake cup captures the spirit of hanabi: beauty that lives in the moment.
※ Additional Explanation
The Edo Kiriko Fireworks Sake Cup is where geometry meets poetry. At first glance, the explosion of patterns across its surface stuns the eye. But peer closer, and you’ll see the masterful control of line, depth, and light—each cut meticulously guided by the hands of a skilled Edo Kiriko artisan.
The fireworks motif is not only decorative; it channels the essence of Japanese summer festivals, where beauty blooms in a flash and vanishes into memory. The cup’s layered colors create a play of shadows and transparency, giving the illusion of motion and dimensionality even while still.
Holding this glass is like holding a memory—fleeting, beautiful, and eternal in spirit. Whether used for a celebratory drink or admired as part of a collection, this cup carries a spark of joy, reminding us that art doesn’t only live on walls—it can be cradled in your hand, kissed by sake, and shared in silence or laughter.
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