[GLASS] HOSHIKENBISHI OLD PAIR | EDO CUT GLASS Pastel Japan Technique Osaka Naniwa Pewter

Japan Technique Osaka Naniwa Pewter Ware Material With tin and paulownia box Size φ3

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Shinji Maehara It is a two-tone design with a point color on the edge

[GLASS] HOSHIKENBISHI OLD PAIR | EDO CUT GLASS Pastel Japan Technique Osaka Naniwa PewterSeiichi Kimoto It is a pair of glasses of Edo Kiriko designated as a national traditional craft and a traditional craft of Tokyo. The cut is deep, and the finish is clear and gorgeous. It expresses the diamond shaped "Kenbishi pattern" drawn by sharp lines like a sword. The sword, which has been used as a sacred treasure since ancient times, is also said to be a symbol of amulets. A deeply cut "bamboo leaf pattern" and a gorgeous "star" have been