Harisho Yamada Glass – Whiskey Crystal Glass- Blue

Size: Approximately 80 x H90mm260ml (Capacity)

[Pattern]
This piece is a reinterpretation of Katsushika Hokusai’s “Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji, Shrain Under the Mountain” in the style of Harisho Yamada Glass, created to honor our ancestors. Katsushika Hokusai was born in Sumida Ward, the very location of our workshop, and this work was born from that connection.

[Care and Usage]
This is not heat-resistant glass or tempered glass.
Glass is fragile, so please handle with care.
Do not use in dishwashers, dishwasher dryers, microwaves, or directly on an open flame.
Gently hand wash with a brush to easily remove dirt from the cut surfaces.
Avoid using this product in places where there are sudden temperature changes or impacts.

Harisho Yamada Glass is located in the downtown Sumida Ward of Tokyo, near the Tokyo Skytree, and has a history of three generations and 80 years. As one of the few workshops capable of mastering both Edo Kiriko and Hanakiriko techniques, they create original pieces. Hanakiriko is a technique similar to Edo Kiriko, using the same tools to carve the glass into a frosted texture, depicting patterns of plants and animals. Unlike Edo Kiriko, Hanakiriko is not polished. Harisho Yamada Glass carries on these traditional techniques, blending heritage with innovation, and continues to promote the spirit of craftsmanship to this day.