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Nakakin Ikisai Kiriko Sake Cup Upside Down Mt. Fuji
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Nakakin Suisai Kiriko Rock Glass Sparkle
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Nakakin Ikisai Kiriko Mini Round Vase
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Three-layer glass cover, sand sculpture, grapes
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Nakakin Suisai Kiriko Wine Glass Butterfly Pair Set
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Nakakin Suisai Kiriko Glass Kaleidoscope Kiriko
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Sand sculpture oval glass rose flower
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Nakakin Ikisai Kiriko Reborn Sake Cup Upside Down Mt. Fuji
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Inverted Fuji Series
Upside-down Mt. Fuji Mt. Fuji stands bravely. Its reflection on the water's...
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Kaleidoscope Cut Glass Series
When you look inside, the flower cut glass on the bottom is...
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Sparkle Series
The delicate chrysanthemum-connected cut glass and bold cutting make this Kiraki series...
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Blown vessels
These vessels are made using the "free-blowing" technique, using the sensibility of...
About the glass we make
The glass we make is handmade glass products, where every step is done by hand. We use two techniques, mold blowing and free blowing, but in either case, the craftsman winds the glass around a rod one by one to form the shape, resulting in vessels with a different look than glass products made by machine. Each piece has its own personality, and may show a different look.
Glass made using the color-layering technique, which involves layering colors, is made using a reduction coloring process in which heat is applied to the glass to produce the color it is looking for. As such, the color may change due to various natural elements.We consider these to be gifts from nature, and we create our products with gratitude for the earth's resources. We hope that you will feel that your life will be enriched by the glassware you encounter, a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
