[EDO KIRIKO] KIKUTSUNAGI AND KAGOME THREE-PIECE SET FOR SAKE | TABLEAU 輪島塗 Each scarf is carefully dyed

Each scarf is carefully dyed one by one using the Kyoto Yuzen dyeing technique

is painted in combination with arabesque patterns on a convenient medium dish

We hope you could enjoy the beautiful karakami produced by traditional techniques in a more familiar and casual way

Japan Technique Edo Cut Glass Material Crystal glass Size SAKE BOTTLE: W3

Takayasu Kiga The folded cloth is sandwiched between two boards and soaked in dye to dye it

[EDO KIRIKO] KIKUTSUNAGI AND KAGOME THREE-PIECE SET FOR SAKE | TABLEAU 輪島塗 Each scarf is carefully dyedTABLEAU The Kagome pattern, inspired by a stylized woven lattice and traditionally believed to ward off evil spirits, is paired with Kikutsunagi, an interlinked chrysanthemum motif symbolizing eternal youth and longevity. This auspicious Edo Kiriko crystal glass alternates these two designs in harmonious balance. Information Manufacturer TABLEAU Country of origin Tokyo, Japan Technique Material Crystal glass Size SAKE BOTTLE: W3. 35 * D3. 35 * H3. 62