Kiriko Glass Art: A Timeless Japanese Tradition
Kiriko Day celebrates Japan's timeless glass art, showcasing the intricate craftsmanship of Edo and Satsuma Kiriko. These beautifully cut and colored glass pieces blend tradition with modern elegance. Honored in Japan and admired globally, Kiriko reflects the enduring artistry of Japanese culture, making it a symbol of beauty and innovation in both décor and everyday life.
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Handcrafted gem from Kodo kiyooka
We’re thrilled to introduce two exquisite additions to our collection by master ceramicist Kodo Kiyooka. Known for his impeccable artistry and ability to blend tradition with contemporary aesthetics, these mugs are no exception. Each piece is a testament to Kiyooka’s dedication to craftsmanship and timeless design.
Shohakuyu Mug
The Shohakuyu mug features a serene white glaze with subtle blue undertones, reminiscent of misty mornings and tranquil skies. Its soft, organic shape is perfectly suited for a comforting cup of tea or coffee, making every sip feel like a mindful moment.
Hekikaihaku Mug
For lovers of the ceramic work’s depth and complexity, the Hekikaihaku mug is a gem. With a rich, gradient blue glaze that evokes waves meeting the horizon, this mug invites you to savor the beauty of nature with every use.
Both mugs are handcrafted with a unique glaze finish, ensuring no two are exactly alike. They are perfect as a gift or a personal indulgence for those who appreciate the beauty of Japanese ceramics.
Elevate your daily rituals with these stunning works of art from Kodo Kiyooka.
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