A Closer Look at Edo Kiriko

Look at Edo Kiriko through color, cut detail and form. Choose the design you enjoy, then check the practical details of that glass.

Start with the detail you notice

Compare the lines, repeated patterns and clear areas visible in the product photographs. See how the design changes between the front, side and base views. A detail photograph shows the cuts; the full view shows how those details sit within the shape of the glass.

Our Edo Kiriko product pages bring together the information for each design. Use the particular listing for its material, available colors, measurements and what is included. A collection photograph is an introduction, not a specification for every glass.

A closer look at Mt. Fuji

The Mt. Fuji Edo Kiriko Whisky Glass combines a mountain motif with cut detail. Green, blue and red options are available on its product page, with one-glass and two-glass choices. Select the color and quantity together before adding it to your cart.

One glass or two?

Read the complete option name. On listings that offer both, “1 glass” means one glass per purchased unit; “2 glasses” means two glasses per purchased unit. A checkout quantity of two doubles the contents of the selected option.

For example, one “2 glasses” option contains two glasses; a checkout quantity of two for that same option contains four. Check the listed color combination rather than assuming a pair can mix any colors.

Compare the measurements that matter to you

Check the stated height, diameter and capacity where supplied on the product page. Photographs alone cannot establish capacity or hand fit. If a measurement you need is missing, ask us about that design before ordering.

If you are choosing a gift, also check the packaging described on the listing. Styling props and other products in editorial photographs are not included unless explicitly listed.

Care for the whole glass

Wash gently by hand with mild detergent and lukewarm water, rinse, and dry with a soft cloth. Avoid impacts and sudden temperature changes. Do not assume a glass is dishwasher-safe, microwave-safe or suitable for hot liquids unless its product information says so.