Handcrafted Edo Kiriko Kuro Tora Whisky Glass | Japanese Crystal Tumbler
Inspired by the power and mystery of the tiger, this handcrafted Edo Kiriko whisky glass brings together traditional Japanese craftsmanship, bold symbolism, and striking crystal artistry.
The Kuro Tora design features a meticulously hand-cut tiger motif emerging from deep black crystal tones. The sharp contrast between shadowed glass and precise cutwork creates a dramatic interplay of reflection, texture, and brilliance, capturing the tiger’s strength and commanding presence from every angle.
Crafted using traditional Edo Kiriko glass-cutting techniques, each piece is meticulously finished by skilled artisans. The detailed tiger motif, sweeping cuts, and refined lattice work reflect generations of Japanese craftsmanship, transforming a functional whisky glass into a collectible work of art.
Designed for whisky, bourbon, sake, or refined spirits, this glass offers a balanced feel in hand and elevates everyday rituals into moments of understated luxury. Whether enjoyed during a quiet evening pour or displayed as part of a curated collection, it brings intensity, elegance, and symbolic depth to any setting.
Presented in a premium leather gift box, it also makes a distinguished gift for collectors, whisky enthusiasts, and admirers of exceptional Japanese glass artistry.
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Each Viko glass is carefully hand-cut and polished by skilled artisans using traditional Edo Kiriko techniques. Slight variations in color, pattern, and cutting details may occur, making every piece uniquely handcrafted.
Each glass is presented in a premium leather gift box, making it suitable for gifting, collecting, and safe storage.
We offer free worldwide shipping on all orders. Taxes and duties are included, so there are no hidden customs fees or unexpected delivery charges after checkout.
Crafting of Edo Kiriko
Every Edo Kiriko design begins with a simple grid marked on the glass. Using red iron oxide and lightly etched guide lines, the artisan creates a precise framework before cutting begins. From these subtle marks, intricate patterns are brought to life through patience, precision, and craftsmanship.
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