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Maintenance Tips
• HAND WASH
To prevent damage to the product, it is recommended to clean individually with warm water and non-abrasive cleaning agents. Do not use a dishwasher, and avoid using hot water.
• DRY AND WIPE
Place the glass on a towel or absorbent kitchen paper to dry it by absorption, or wipe it carefully while holding the body of the glass with your thumb to reduce pressure. Use a lint-free, fine cotton or linen towel. Store the glass back in its box or stand it upright to prevent contact with other glasses.
• STORAGE
Handmade crystal glasses have thin rims, so they should be stored with the opening facing up in a cabinet or their original packaging to avold contact and chipping. Do not hang the glasses by hooks to prevent handle breakage. Store the glasses in a clean and tidy place, with the opening facing up and the caps left open for air circulation.
• MAINTENANCE
Do not leave residue in the glass. Clean promptly after use. Decanters should be washed in warm water with a soft sponge, without detergent. If there is fogging, pour in some coarse salt and half a liter of alcohol. Shake vigorously and rinse with warm water several times. Insert absorbent kitchen paper into the glass for about 10 hours to absorb any remaining moisture.
1.Keep away from open flames.
2.Do not use in ovens or microwaves.
3.Avoid sudden temperature changes.
4.Dishwasher use is not permitted.
Kuro Kin Maneki Neko in Gold & Midnight
The Kuro Kin Maneki Neko whisky glass doesn't ask for attention—it commands it. Where most pieces whisper, this one speaks with quiet authority: deep black crystal set against luminous gold, the beckoning cat rendered with striking precision at the center of the glass. Its raised paw is open and still—not a plea for luck, but a declaration of it. At its center, the Maneki Neko holds a gold plaque inscribed with 千万両 (sen man ryo), a traditional symbol of immense wealth and prosperity. The motif conveys abundance at scale—confidence, success, and the kind of fortune that doesn't need to announce itself.
Surrounding the figure, classic Edo Kiriko geometric patterns are carefully hand-cut into the layered glass, creating a dynamic interplay of light and shadow. As the glass is turned, the contrast between the dark body and the brilliant cuts reveals depth and movement, allowing the design to unfold gradually. The gold element catches light subtly, adding warmth without overwhelming the composition—maintaining a refined and balanced presence that rewards closer observation.
A 190-Year Tradition, Honored in Full
Edo Kiriko (江戸切子) isn't just a technique—it's a 190-year-old tradition born in 1834 and recognized as a Japanese national treasure. Owning one means choosing artistry over convenience, craftsmanship over mass production, and quality that doesn't need explanation.
The Kuro Kin Maneki Neko design presents a bold, contemporary expression of one of Japan's most beloved symbols. Deep black crystal amplifies the contrast between cut and uncut surfaces, making the geometric precision of the Kiriko technique more visible—and more striking—than in any lighter tone. The gold detailing introduces warmth and dimension, catching light at every angle while the 千万両 inscription anchors the piece in a tradition of enduring prosperity. Available in two expressions—Aoi (deep blue) for fortune's calm, and Kuro Kin (black and gold) for fortune's ambition. When guests see this on your bar, they don't just notice beauty—they recognize taste and appreciation for bold, meaningful artistry.
The Experience
Visual Impact: Deep black crystal with hand-carved Maneki Neko at center, framed by luminous gold detailing and precise Kiriko geometric cuts. As the glass turns, light and shadow shift across the multifaceted surface—dark depth giving way to brilliant contrast. The starburst base refracts light upward through the body of the glass. It's mesmerizing without trying.
Tactile Quality: Substantial weight (11.3 oz) grounds you in the moment. Precision-carved facets create texture and depth under your fingertips. The polished rim delivers refined elegance with every sip.
Sensory Upgrade: The intricate engravings aren't just for show—they amplify aroma, enhance flavor perception, and transform even a mid-shelf bottle into a premium experience. Generous 9.1 fl oz capacity delivers the perfect pour.
The Details
• Hand-carved Edo Kiriko technique (since 1834)
• Premium crystal glass – exceptional clarity and brilliance
• Kuro Kin Maneki Neko design – beckoning cat in deep black crystal with gold detailing
• 千万両 (sen man ryo) gold inscription – symbol of immense wealth and prosperity
• Raised paw motif – confidence, positive flow, and enduring fortune
• Deep black crystal tone – bold contrast and quiet authority
• Luminous gold detailing – adds warmth and dimension without overwhelming
• Geometric lattice cuts – dynamic interplay of light and shadow
• Starburst base – creates mesmerizing light refraction
• Thick crystal construction – museum-quality craftsmanship
• Substantial weight (11.3 oz / 320 g) – feels luxurious in hand
• 9.1 fl oz capacity – perfect pour
• Premium gift box included
Specifications
• Diameter: 3.1 in / 8.0 cm
• Height: 3.5 in / 9.0 cm
• Capacity: 9.1 fl oz / 270 ml
• Weight: 11.3 oz / 320 g
Each glass is a unique work of art. Slight variations in hand-carved details are a hallmark of authentic Edo Kiriko craftsmanship.
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The Spirit of Craftsmanship
IN JAPAN, “匠” STANDS FOR THE HIGHEST HONOR OF CRAFTSMANSHIP.
Each piece is created through a meticulous multi-stage process, with every step entrusted to a skilled artisan. By dedicating themselves to their craft, these masters combine their expertise to bring the glass to life.

DATES BACK TO 1834
Edo Kiriko(江戸切子) is a traditional Japanese glass-cutting craft, celebrated for its exceptional craftsmanship and intricate designs. Originating during the Edo period of Japan, around 1834, Edo Kiriko has a history of nearly two centuries. It stands as a remarkable testament to Japan's cultural heritage and the artisans' dedication to perfection.
The Art Behind Every Glass
Crafted by Hand. Perfected by Time.
Phase I
GLASS FORMING
The journey begins with molten glass, typically a two-layered composition featuring a clear core sheathed in a vibrant colored layer. This material is masterfully shaped into its final silhouette through the time-honored techniques of hand-blowing or molding.
Phase II
MARKING (WARIDASHI - 割り出し)
Next, the artisan precisely maps the intricate, geometric design onto the glass surface. This crucial step is performed with meticulous care, using a fine pigment or a specialized tool to lay down the coordinates for the future pattern.
Phase III
ROUGH CUTTING (ARASURI - 荒摺)
The first cuts are made. Using a coarse-grit rotating wheel, the artisan meticulously carves the foundational lines of the design, establishing the deep, definitive outlines that will serve as the pattern's framework.
Phase IV
DETAIL CUTTING (SANBAN - 三番)
This is followed by a phase of exquisite refinement. The same cuts are revisited with a finer-grit wheel, allowing for the precise sharpening of each line and the addition of the delicate, intricate motifs that are the hallmark of traditional Edo Kiriko.
Phase V
STONE SMOOTHING (ISHIGAKE - 石掛け)
The cut surfaces are then meticulously honed. An artisan uses a whetstone and water to gently abrade the glass, eliminating any rough edges left by the cutting process and preparing the surface for its final brilliance.
Phase VI
POLISHING (MIGAKI - 磨き)
The final and most transformative step. The glass is brought to a brilliant, flawless clarity and luminous shine. This critical process reveals the vivid, striking contrast between the vibrant colored layer and the pure clear glass beneath, illuminating the masterfully carved pattern in its full glory.
Watch how each piece speaks for itself—and for you.
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PRODUCTS
All of our Edo Kiriko glasses are hand-cut by master artisans, not pressed glass. Each piece is crafted using traditional Edo Kiriko craftsmanship, passed down since 1834, ensuring authentic craftsmanship and exceptional quality.
Our products is crafted from premium lead-free crystal and glass, designed for durability and clarity, giving you the ultimate indulgence in every sip.
To prevent chipping or damage, store your products upright in a secure cabinet. Avoid stacking them if possible.
While our products are made from high-quality materials, we recommend hand washing them to maintain their brilliance and longevity. And to prevent damage to the product, it is recommended to clean individually with warm water and non-abrasive cleaning agents. Do not use a dishwasher, and avoid using hot water.
