Taiburo Edo Kiriko Yarai Nanko Crest Wine Glass Wooden Made in Japan [Official Workshop] (Edo Purple) TB90408M, Box,

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🌟 Please Leave a Review and Follow Us! ・ If you are satisfied with your purchase, we would greatly appreciate your "Follow" and a "5-Star Review"! ・ Your continued support fuels our store's growth! ARIGATOU! [Product Number] TB90408M [Body Size] Φ65 x H145mm [Full Capacity] 160ml [Weight] 140g [Material] Soda Glass [Country of Origin] Japan Contents: 1 wooden box, 1 Edo Kiriko glass, 1 product description bookmark Care Instructions: Glass is sensitive to temperature changes, so please be careful of sudden cooling or heating. Do not use in microwaves, ovens, dishwashers, or dish dryers. When cleaning, use dish detergent and gently scrub with a soft sponge or cloth. Rubbing too hard with a metal scrubber or similar may cause scratches and damage. This piece is carved by combining two of Edo Kiriko's signature patterns, the "Yarai" and "Nanako" patterns. "Yarai" is the name given to the shape of bamboo or logs braided in an alternating pattern. Yarai fences are used in the very first stages of castle construction and stage set design, so they have the meaning of "building the foundations of something" and "solidifying the base." "Nanako" refers to fish scales, which have the connotation of "large numbers," and by extension, represent "fertility" and "abundance." Both are traditional auspicious patterns that have been loved since ancient times. Edo Kiriko began in the Edo period and has been designated a traditional Japanese craft as a precious art that conveys the life of Edo to the present day. All pieces are handmade one by one by skilled craftsmen. As all our products are hand-blown glass, there may be slight variations in size and color, and small air bubbles may remain, but this does not affect the quality. Our products are widely used as gifts for weddings, births, housewarmings, 60th birthdays, 70th birthdays, 77th birthdays, wedding favors and thank you gifts, birthday presents, Mother's Day and Father's Day, recovery gifts, entrance and graduation gifts, employment gifts, promotion gifts, retirement gifts, and souvenirs. Please note that there may be delays in delivery of products due to a large number of orders during long holidays, an increase in packages nationwide, traffic conditions, etc. If you require gift wrapping paper, please select it from the gift wrapping options. If you would like different text, please contact us after placing your order by going to the seller link in your order history → Ask a question → About your order → Product customization and letting us know the details of the gift wrapping. This sculpture combines the representative patterns "Yarai" and "Nanako" (fish roe) together. "Yarai" is the name of the shape made by interlacing bamboo or logs. Yarai fences are used in the very first stages of castle construction and stage set making, so they have the meaning of "building the foundations of things" and "solidifying the base". "Nanako" refers to fish scales and has the connotation of "large numbers", which in turn represents "fertility" and "abundance". Both are very auspicious traditional patterns that have been loved since ancient times.