Japanese Glass Craft
Glass and glass making techniques got introduced to Japan during the 18th Century, by the Dutch, who were the only traders accepted in the port of Nagasaki.
The Japanese were so intrigued to see this beautiful material, they referred to it as ‘Giyaman’ - diamond.
During the Edo period (1603 – 1868) different styles of Glass Crafts developed, and even now many craftsmen use the same methods that have been passed on through generations.KIRIKO Cut Glass
Kiriko is a Japanese colored glass craft known for its unique engraved patterns. Edokiriko is made in Tokyo and Satsuma Kiriko from Kyushu.
ANDO Cloisonne
On of the most prestigious producers of traditional cloisonne in Japan and the former official supplier to the imperial family.
Glass Wind Chimes
These Edo wind chimes are made by a 65-year old family business who makes them by hand and hand-paints them from the inside!
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