Edo Kiriko Lidded Cup – Overlapping Circles Sippou Pattern | Hirota Glass | Made in JapanEdo Kiriko is one of Tokyo's most celebrated traditional crafts — a cut glass technique with over 180 years of history, designated as a Traditional Craft of Japan in 2002. Each piece is meticulously cut by skilled artisans, one by one, with no two pieces exactly alike.Hirota Glass – Tokyo's Oldest GlassmakerEstablished in 1899, Hirota Glass has dedicated over a century to creating handmade glassware that carries a warmth and soul impossible to replicate by machine.The Sippou PatternThe Sippou (seven treasures) pattern features overlapping circles that create an endlessly repeating, harmonious design — a symbol of good fortune, connection, and prosperity in Japanese culture. Cut with extraordinary precision into the glass, the pattern shimmers and shifts with the light, revealing new depths with every glance.Versatile & Gift-Ready The lid doubles as a small plate — perfect for serving sweets or condiments The cup can be used as a candle holder for an atmospheric glow Comes in a wooden gift box — ideal for weddings, housewarmings, and special occasions Specifications Material: Glass Size: Cup φ7.2 × H6.6 cm / Lid φ8.4 × H1.7 cm Capacity: 150 ml Weight: 340 g Origin: Made in Japan Please note slight variations in size and weight are natural — each piece is handmade.Product Type: KITCHEN AND DININGCollection: TABLE WARE > GLASS | EDO GLASS
