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Sake Carafe, Edo Kiriko <Wanobi>Its beautiful style contrived to keep the aroma of sake until it is poured into glasses, and to let itself blend into Japanese dining tables. The decoration is a traditional Edo Kiriko design called Kiku Tsunagi, or interlaced chrysanthemum flowers, linked to "Wanobi's glasses for chilled sake". Please enjoy Wanobi that conveys the artisan technique as well as thoughts in the Japanese cuisine over many years.

A flower vase designed and cut by Junichi Nabetani

A radiant beautiful glass is created by engraving traditional Edo Kiriko pattern of "Shippo (circle mesh)" & "Star" all over the surface

jellied desert

Temari vase of brilliant crystal glass "cuddling" flowers highlights Japanese ambience and beauty even more

violet was added to the series

the sake glass depicts the full moon facing a field of Japanese pampas grass by Edo Kiriko

A clock made of an optical glass adorned its back with edgy cutting

Featuring the "mid-autumn full moon"

A whiskey glass designed/cut by Satoshi Nabetani

color-shaded space between the cuts is enabled by the Master's unparalleled technique

linked to "Wanobi's glasses for chilled sake"

A flower base with vertical and horizontal cuts on a clear Crystal Glass