Edo-kiriko Cups
Updated at 2024-09-11
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Edo-kiriko is a glasswork technique popularized in Toyko in the past century. It embodies the rich culture of the Japanese working class. The main features of Edo-kiriko glasswork are transparent textures and vivid colors. Achieving any one of these characteristics alone is relatively easy. However, creating both translucent and vivid glasswork requires decades of experience. Edo-kiriko glassware is elegant and straightforward. Common patterns include scales, weaves, hemp leaves, and chrysanthemums. This set is decorated in a classic two-sided yarai pattern - a fence-like pattern comprising bamboo and wood. This pattern represents good fortune.
Name
Edo-kiriko Cups
Giver
Shinya Yamamuro, General Manager of the Chiba Lotte Marines
Friendly States
Japan
City
Chiba Prefecture
Alliance Date: August 9, 2016
Language: Japanese
Area: 5,156 square kilometers
Population: Approx. 6,280,000 people
Main industry: Chiba Prefecture has a strong focus on industrial and commercial development, with the Port of Chiba at the center forming the Keiyo Industrial Zone, a hub for the petroleum and steel industries and a key distributor of raw materials and energy for industry. Narita International Airport located in Chiba attracts industries such as aviation and international logistics, serving as a base for many foreign investments.
Category
Glazes and crystals、Glass、Handicrafts
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