Kiriko · Japan · Since 1834

Glass,
alive with light.

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Kiriko

Concept process image · Cut glass ·

Origin
Japan
Material
Glass, colour and light
Character
Every cut catches the light
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About the craft

A Japanese tradition

A clear surface becomes a field of light.

Kiriko is the art of cutting patterns into glass by hand.

Kiriko turns exact cuts into changing reflections, preserving the evidence of the hand in every finished piece.



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  • Shoren Saisyoku - A String of Coloured Jewels

    Shoren Saisyoku - A String of Coloured Jewels

    Shoren Saisyoku - A String of Coloured Jewels
    ¥16,500
    ¥16,500
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    Kōryō Saishiki – Radiant Twill

    Kōryō Saishiki – Radiant Twill
    ¥46,200
    ¥46,200
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Meet the makers

The hands behind the craft

Artisans working in Kiriko

Haruki Ishizuka

Kiriko · Saitama

Haruki Ishizuka

At his Edo Kiriko studio, Certified Traditional Craftsperson Haruki Ishizuka meticulously crafts each piece by hand. Blending time-honoured techniques with a contemporary sensibility, he creates beautiful glassware that brings colour and elegance to everyday life.
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