Making Edo Kiriko Glass

Description

Edo Kiriko glassware is a type of cut glass, and the name refers to a traditional technical method during which clear colors and delicate patterns are cut into the glass. This method was developed during the Edo Period in Tokyo, and for this reason it’s named Edo Kiriko Glass.

Its transparency is seen to represent elegance, and it is popular in Japan as a souvenir of celebration.

📍Tokyo

Price

✓ ¥ 9.700 per person (TAX included)

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Activity summary

✓ During this workshop you will experience cutting a pattern into glass with a specialized machine.

✓ After this process is completed you can bring your finished work home as a souvenir.

Additional Information

Once we confirm your reservation, we will contact you with the details

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1 review for Making Edo Kiriko Glass

Lisa V. – October 7, 2018

We made a pair for our memorial year of marriage. Thank you for the detailed instruction!

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MAKING EDO KIRIKO GLASS

Making Edo Kiriko Glass

What is Edo Kiriko Glass?

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