Oriental Artisan Edo Kiriko Whisky Glass

Edo Kiriko is a traditional Japanese glass-cutting technique that dates back to the 19th century. Unlike mass-produced glassware, each piece is hand-cut by master artisans, creating precise, geometric patterns that catch the light in a way machine-made glass cannot replicate.

While it is a functional work of art, it is designed to be used. The lead-free crystal is durable enough for regular enjoyment of your favorite whisky, though we recommend hand-washing to preserve the intricate hand-cut patterns.

To maintain the brilliance of the crystal, wash the glass by hand using mild soap and warm water. Avoid using an abrasive sponge or a dishwasher, as these can dull the polished finish and potentially chip the delicate hand-cut edges.

Yes, the colored crystal will tint the appearance of the liquid, adding a unique aesthetic layer to your drink. The blue and purple options, in particular, create a striking contrast against the golden hues of most whiskies.

Yes, the included wooden box is designed for both elegant presentation and safe storage. It provides a stable, protective environment that keeps the glass free from dust and accidental scratches when not in use.