[ROCK GLASS] WHISKEY GLASS KASANEIROME SHIHOU BY TOMOKAZU NOGUCHI MASTER OF TRADITIONAL CRAFTS | EDO KIRIKO | KAGAMI CRYSTAL Trophy The contrast of shades of

The contrast of shades of light and shadow created by meticulously cutting blue colored crystal glass expresses the shimmering reflections of light on the surface of water

depending on the occasion

It can be enjoyed not only with alcohol such as whiskey

so it is recommended as a gift for people who like parties and lively occasions where many people enjoy wine together

These tumbler glasses are from the series that became the prototype of glassware for Japanese embassies and other official establishments overseas

[ROCK GLASS] WHISKEY GLASS KASANEIROME SHIHOU BY TOMOKAZU NOGUCHI MASTER OF TRADITIONAL CRAFTS | EDO KIRIKO | KAGAMI CRYSTAL Trophy The contrast of shades ofEnjoy the brilliance of crystal. This rock glass was designed and cut by Tomokazu Noguchi, a traditional Japanese craftsman. The glass is cut with patterns of hexagons, which are said to be a lucky shape derived from a tortoise shell, and the traditional Japanese pattern "kiku tsunagi." The dynamic cuts on the bottom of the glass and the delicate reflections form an intricate, shaded expression. This fine piece of Edo Kiriko cut glass was born through