Flared Edo Kiriko / Edo Glass Sake Cup Pattern:Tsukimi from early Korean influences to

from early Korean influences to the refinement of ash glazes in the Heian period

Whether used for daily tea rituals or as a centerpiece for special occasions

its stackable nature not only makes it possible to create multi-tiered menu presentations but also ensures that storage is tidy and space-efficient

creating a visually striking piece that serves as both a functional dish and a work of art

whether used individually or as a complete set

Flared Edo Kiriko / Edo Glass Sake Cup Pattern:Tsukimi from early Korean influences toThe Yachiyo Kiln Flared Edo Glass Sake Cup is a stunning example of traditional Japanese glassware, available in three distinct styles: Suzumi, Tsukimi, and Ukimi. Each cup features a gracefully flared shape reminiscent of a blooming flower. The designs incorporate delicate spiral patterns and tiny gold flecks, creating a mesmerizing play of light. The Suzumi style showcases cool blue tones, Tsukimi features warm golden hues, and Ukimi presents a