Rolling Waves Edo Kiriko Whiskey Glass MAKER_Morisa bringing good luck and longevity

bringing good luck and longevity

who was born in the Philippines and uses a unique painting technique called washi-zome and continues her ideal stoneware-making at Higashi Kiln

and you’ll notice delicate small-flower motifs and horizontal stripes across the copper

and the uchide no kozuchi "a magical mallet

A set of chopstick rests shaped like a delightful pop-eyed goldfish will bring humor and character to your table setting

Rolling Waves Edo Kiriko Whiskey Glass MAKER_Morisa bringing good luck and longevityThis Edo Kiriko whiskey glass showcases intricate cuts inspired by the beauty of the sea. The surface is graced with traditional Edo Kiriko patterns, kiku tsunagi (chrysanthemum linkage) and seigaiha (wave pattern), each rendered with striking precision. Between them, gently sweeping curves recall the motion of water, etched into layered colored glass that glimmers beautifully in the light. Each pattern is arranged by hand with exceptional precision,