Kutani-Style Beidoro Ochoko Set of 5 by Seido

Product description

Thank you for viewing SEIDO's beautiful glassware. "Bijiro" is a term used for traditional Japanese glass that was produced from the Edo period to the early Meiji period, primarily referring to blown glass.

SEIDO's bijiro glass is carefully crafted by artisans, with the polka dot patterns applied to the glass in exquisite proportions and formed through melting. The subtle color adjustments are a skill that machines cannot replicate.

Bijiro ochoko enhances the presentation of sake, creating a vibrant and elegant image. The design is compatible with both traditional Japanese and Western styles, allowing it to be used without disrupting the atmosphere of your table setting.

The outer box is made of kiri wood, which is a traditional craft product that has been manufactured in Hiroshima Prefecture for many years. The handcrafted kiri boxes are known for their high precision and excellent sealing properties. Additionally, their softness helps protect the contents from breaking even when subjected to impact.

Material: Soda glass
Weight: Approximately 100g per piece
Outer box: Kiri box

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