Key Features
- Maple-leaf reflections appear inside the glass when liquid is poured
- Rare Kin-aka (vivid red) × orange overlay glass
- Side-cut designs express maple leaves glowing in autumn light
Handcrafted using Hira-kiriko and 0.09mm precision sandblasting - Inspired by the symbolic meanings of maple leaves: cherished memories, beautiful change, harmony
- Comes with paulownia box, original wrapping, pouch, and gift bag
Specifications
- Material: Soda-lime glass
- Glass Size: Diameter 70mm × Height 60mm
- Box Size: 90mm × 90mm × 75mm
- Capacity: Approx. 115ml
- Weight: 115g (glass) / 195g (with box)
- Notes:
Handcrafted nature may result in slight variations or small air bubbles.
Includes pouch, paulownia box, original wrapping paper, and gift bag.
Shipping｜return
- Standard shipping arrives in 10 days, with 1 to 2 business days for processing.
- Products can be returned in their original condition (unworn, unwashed, with original packaging) within 2weeks of purchase.
Care
- Hand wash only with mild detergent
- Avoid abrasive scrubbing tools
- Do not use microwave or dishwasher
- Handle with care to protect the delicate surface
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Autumn’s final glow, captured in glass.
As sake or water is poured, crimson maple leaves softly emerge within the glass—
their reflections drifting across the polished surface,
creating a warm, glowing scene that evokes autumn at its peak.
A fleeting moment of seasonal beauty, preserved through light and reflection.
Craftsmanship that reveals the poetry of change.
Handcrafted by the artisans of GLASS-LAB in Tokyo,
this Edo Kiriko piece is created using a rare fusion of
Hira-kiriko (flat cutting) and ultra-fine 0.09mm sandblasting.
Only a limited number of craftsmen in Japan possess the skill to achieve
such depth, clarity, and delicate reflection.
Warm hues layered with depth.
Crafted from a special two-layer overlay glass,
a soft orange base wrapped in vivid Kin-aka (bright red),
the color palette expresses the richness and warmth of autumn leaves.
Side-cut engravings capture autumn’s final burst of color,
while the reflections evoke leaves gently touching the surface of still water.
Each glass is carefully presented in a traditional paulownia box
with GLASS-LAB’s original wrapping—
a thoughtful gift for moments meant to be remembered.
Tokyo craftsmanship, born from tradition.
kiyosumishirakawa
Hand-forged in Tokyo, where modern design and Edo tradition intertwine,
GLASS-LAB carries forward the legacy of Shiina Glass Studio, founded in 1950.
More than glassware, “Kingyo” is a moment of art—a reflection of Japanese serenity, movement, and light.