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Kagami Cristal Cold Sake Cup Hydrangea Blue 80cc EdoKiriko T535-2684 CCB Japan
$ 108.37
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Description
Description of itemBody size: diameter 56 x Height 57 mm x 満水 capacity CC
Body weight (kg): 0.12
Material: crystal glass
Country of Origin: Japan
This chilled sake cup is designed and cut by traditional craftsman Satoshi Nabeya. The soft form of the crystal glass is vividly blue-covered, and the connected balls are cut to create a hydrangea-like effect. Although the cut is simple, the finished design can be enjoyed without getting bored. If you look into the glass from the top, you can fully enjoy the finely engraved chrysanthemum pattern on the bottom and the beauty of the cut glass.
This chilled sake cup is designed and cut by Satoshi Nabeya, a traditional craftsman. The soft form of the crystal glass is vividly blue-covered, and the connected balls are cut to create a hydrangea-like effect.
Although the cut is simple, the finished design can be enjoyed without getting bored. Looking into the glass from the top, you can fully enjoy the finely engraved chrysanthemum pattern on the bottom and the beauty of the cut glass.
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