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Edo Glass Blue Mt. Fuji and Sakura Whiskey Glass

Edo Glass Blue Mt. Fuji and Sakura Whiskey Glass

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Inspired by the iconic The Great Wave off Kanagawa from Katsushika Hokusai’s Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji, this Edo Glass Blue Mt. Fuji and Sakura Whiskey Glass beautifully captures the dynamic energy of the ocean and the serene majesty of Mount Fuji. Each glass is hand-engraved by skilled Edo glass artisans, incorporating intricate details that bring the wave and mountain scene to life.

The vibrant blue hue represents the strength and tranquility of the sea, while the crashing wave symbolizes nature's power and fluidity. The glass also features sakura (cherry blossoms) delicately etched near the rim, evoking the beauty of fleeting moments in nature and offering a perfect contrast to the bold wave design. Together, these elements reflect Japan’s deep cultural connections to nature, evoking a sense of balance and harmony.

Crafted using traditional Edo glassmaking techniques, this glass is more than just a drinking vessel—it's a work of art. The Blue Mt. Fuji and Sakura Whiskey Glass is ideal for whiskey lovers, art collectors, or anyone who appreciates fine craftsmanship and design. Whether displayed as a decorative piece or enjoyed with your favorite drink, this glass is sure to captivate attention and spark conversation.

Detail

Size: W 2.8in x L 2.8in x H 3.5in / W 7cm x L 7cm x H 8.8cm
Capacity: 220cc / 7.4oz
Material: Soda-lime Glass

Care & Use

  • Handwash only
  • Do not use in microwave or oven
  • Due to handmade colouring and carving characteristics, each piece has subtle variations in size and appearance.
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History of Edo Kiriko

The traditional craft of "Edo Kiriko" began in the city of Edo (modern day Tokyo) during the 19th century and underwent its unique evolution by incorporating the cutting techniques of European glass brought to Japan during the Meiji era (late 19th century). 

This unique glassware technique was recognized by the Japanese government in 2002 as a National Traditional Craft. Glassware which can be labeled “Edo Kiriko” is strictly reserved for producers who employ artisans who practice the traditional techniques developed during the 19th century.

Brand History

Tableau was founded in 1988 in the heart of Tokyo. Their designs revolve around motifs inspired by traditional patterns cherished since the Edo period. 

Through integrating European sandblasting and classical Edo Kiriko techniques, Tableau's artistic glassware is a true blend of traditional and contemporary craftsmanship.