HOT ! Sake glass in Edo Kiriko, “Sunflower”, by Satoshi Nabetani

This Edo Kiriko sake glass is designed and hand-carved by traditional craftsman Satoshi Nabetani .

When you look down into the glass, a sunflower emerges – a motif that balances classic Japanese cutting art with a warm, optimistic expression.

The special thing is in the detail: the seed section in the middle is made in the traditional Edo faceting “Nanako” – a fine, pearl-like pattern that shows the craftsmanship up close. The result is a quiet “aha” experience every time you lift the glass: first the clear, graphic cut – and then the sunflower that gathers at the bottom.

The clear, yellow color gives the glass a bright and positive energy. An obvious choice when you\'re celebrating something – but also a beautiful reminder to do something good for yourself, even on days when your mood needs a boost.

Characteristics of a good sake glass

A sake glass (ochoko) is created to highlight the finesse and temperature of sake – especially when served chilled . Edo Kiriko makes serving part of the experience: the light, the cut and the play of colors change depending on how you hold the glass and what you pour in.

Information

• Technique: EDO CUT GLASS (Edo Kiriko)


• Material: Crystal glass


• Dimensions: W 2.2 x D 2.2 x H 2.24 in. (W 5.6 × D 5.6 × H 5.7 cm)


• Capacity: 2.71 oz (80 ml)


• Weight: 0.44 lbs (200 g)


• Packaging: Wooden box

Care & Use (Important)

• Microwave: No


• Dishwasher: No


• Oven: No


• Direct heat: No
  


• Do not use metal sponges, abrasives or chlorine/bleach.


• Avoid sudden temperature changes (risk of stress in the glass).


• The glass must not be stacked.