Satsuma Kiriko Sake Glass Yellow
Brighten your collection with the rare brilliance of the Yellow Satsuma Kiriko Sake Glass, a color that took two years to perfect. Known for its clear, lemon-yellow hue, this vibrant shade remains one of the most challenging colors to achieve in glassmaking, even today. Historically referred to as "golden yellow" during the Edo period, this fresh and eye-catching color stands out with a radiant glow.
The wide, slightly curved rim of this glass is gently reheated and softened after shaping, ensuring a smooth finish that allows sake to flow gently and comfortably. Its base is expertly faceted into twelve planes to amplify the reflection of the chrysanthemum motif engraved on the bottom, creating a stunning visual effect. Sized to fit perfectly in the hand, this versatile vessel is an elegant choice for chilled sake, wine, or even as a sophisticated cup for appetizers and desserts.
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Satsuma Kiriko Sake Glass Yellow
Brighten your collection with the rare brilliance of the Yellow Satsuma Kiriko Sake Glass, a color that took two years to perfect. Known for its clear, lemon-yellow hue, this vibrant shade remains one of the most challenging colors to achieve in glassmaking, even today. Historically referred to as "golden yellow" during the Edo period, this fresh and eye-catching color stands out with a radiant glow.
The wide, slightly curved rim of this glass is gently reheated and softened after shaping, ensuring a smooth finish that allows sake to flow gently and comfortably. Its base is expertly faceted into twelve planes to amplify the reflection of the chrysanthemum motif engraved on the bottom, creating a stunning visual effect. Sized to fit perfectly in the hand, this versatile vessel is an elegant choice for chilled sake, wine, or even as a sophisticated cup for appetizers and desserts.
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Brighten your collection with the rare brilliance of the Yellow Satsuma Kiriko Sake Glass, a color that took two years to perfect. Known for its clear, lemon-yellow hue, this vibrant shade remains one of the most challenging colors to achieve in glassmaking, even today. Historically referred to as "golden yellow" during the Edo period, this fresh and eye-catching color stands out with a radiant glow.
The wide, slightly curved rim of this glass is gently reheated and softened after shaping, ensuring a smooth finish that allows sake to flow gently and comfortably. Its base is expertly faceted into twelve planes to amplify the reflection of the chrysanthemum motif engraved on the bottom, creating a stunning visual effect. Sized to fit perfectly in the hand, this versatile vessel is an elegant choice for chilled sake, wine, or even as a sophisticated cup for appetizers and desserts.
