[ROCKS GLASS] HISHI-HANA (BLUE) BY HIDEAKI SHINOZAKI MASTER OF TRADITIONAL CRAFTS | EDO KIRIKO | KAGAMI CRYSTAL Gray creating a a special atmosphere

creating a a special atmosphere on the dining table

The unusual heptagonal shape is not divisible

Middle bar: Oak (with Yakifu)

or lightly polish it with a soft sponge and a neutral detergent

[ROCKS GLASS] HISHI-HANA (BLUE) BY HIDEAKI SHINOZAKI MASTER OF TRADITIONAL CRAFTS | EDO KIRIKO | KAGAMI CRYSTAL Gray creating a a special atmosphereTomokazu Noguchi The traditional beauty of deep blue This blue Edo faceted rock glass was designed and cut by Hideaki Shinozaki, a traditional craftsman. The water chestnut pattern is said to be derived from the shape of the leaves and fruits of the water plant "hishi", and is believed to be a good omen for prosperity of offspring and good health, as hishi thrive vigorously. The continuous pattern of two hishi (rhombuses) shines beautifully like the