Whisky Glass ROCK "Shotoku x Horiguchi Edo Kiriko"
Our friends at Shotoku Glass have created a range of beautiful whisky-on-the-rocks glasses in collaboration with award-winning artisan studio Horiguchi Edo-Kiriko.
Toru Horiguchi is a 3rd-generation master of Edo-Kiriko, the art of glass cutting that developed in Edo (the old name for Tokyo) in the Edo era. Though highly refined, Edo-Kiriko glassware is made to be used daily.
These whisky glasses show the amazing craftsmanship of both the glassmaker and glasscutter. Shotoku glasses are a delight to drink from, and the addition of Edo-Kiriko art that combines a focus on how it feels in the hand and the unique aesthetics of cut glass makes for a truly pleasurable glass for drinking whisky.
Comes with a polishing cloth, inside a wooden box.
Size: 84mm x H88mm, 270ml
Not suitable for microwave or dishwasher (hand wash only).
Our friends at Shotoku Glass have created a range of beautiful whisky-on-the-rocks glasses in collaboration with award-winning artisan studio Horiguchi Edo-Kiriko.
Toru Horiguchi is a 3rd-generation master of Edo-Kiriko, the art of glass cutting that developed in Edo (the old name for Tokyo) in the Edo era. Though highly refined, Edo-Kiriko glassware is made to be used daily.
These whisky glasses show the amazing craftsmanship of both the glassmaker and glasscutter. Shotoku glasses are a delight to drink from, and the addition of Edo-Kiriko art that combines a focus on how it feels in the hand and the unique aesthetics of cut glass makes for a truly pleasurable glass for drinking whisky.
Comes with a polishing cloth, inside a wooden box.
Size: 84mm x H88mm, 270ml
Not suitable for microwave or dishwasher (hand wash only).
Original: $115.14
-65%$115.14
$40.30Description
Our friends at Shotoku Glass have created a range of beautiful whisky-on-the-rocks glasses in collaboration with award-winning artisan studio Horiguchi Edo-Kiriko.
Toru Horiguchi is a 3rd-generation master of Edo-Kiriko, the art of glass cutting that developed in Edo (the old name for Tokyo) in the Edo era. Though highly refined, Edo-Kiriko glassware is made to be used daily.
These whisky glasses show the amazing craftsmanship of both the glassmaker and glasscutter. Shotoku glasses are a delight to drink from, and the addition of Edo-Kiriko art that combines a focus on how it feels in the hand and the unique aesthetics of cut glass makes for a truly pleasurable glass for drinking whisky.
Comes with a polishing cloth, inside a wooden box.
Size: 84mm x H88mm, 270ml
Not suitable for microwave or dishwasher (hand wash only).
