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Edo Kiriko “Kingyo” (Goldfish)

Sale price$334.67

The Edo Kiriko “Kingyo” glass showcases the beauty of traditional Japanese craftsmanship through an enchanting visual illusion.
When filled with your favorite drink, the engraved goldfish design appears to float gracefully within the glass, as if viewed from above a pond.

Created by GLASS-LAB, a Tokyo-based workshop continuing the legacy of Shiina Glass Studio (est. 1950), 
each piece combines two expert techniques—Hira-kiriko (flat cutting) and sandblasting—to achieve precision down to 0.09mm.

Crafted from rare “Kin-aka” double-layered glass—light blue overlaid with soft pink—it evokes the shimmering world beneath the water’s surface.
Every glass is individually handcrafted and presented in a Paulownia wood box, wrapped in GLASS-LAB’s original paper, making it a thoughtful gift for special occasions.

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Edo Kiriko “Kingyo” (Goldfish)
Edo Kiriko “Kingyo” (Goldfish) Sale price$334.67

A moment where light meets water.

When sake or water is poured, the goldfish engraved at the base shimmers to life—
a delicate illusion that captures the beauty of light dancing across still water.
Each glass invites you a moment of pause to admire the quiet poetry hidden within Japanese craftsmanship.

Handcrafted brilliance in every cut.

Created by the artisans of GLASS-LAB in Tokyo, this Edo Kiriko piece combines
two traditional techniques—Hira-kiriko (flat cutting) with ultra-fine 0.09mm sandblasting.
Only a handful of craftsmen in Japan possess the skill to achieve this clarity and depth.

A serene palette of blue and pink.

Made from rare “Kin-aka” overlay glass, a light blue base wrapped in a soft pink hue,
the color composition evokes a tranquil pond bathed in morning light.
Each pour reveals a new expression—subtle, elegant, and deeply personal.

Tokyo craftsmanship, carried by tradition.

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.