Highest peak chrysanthemum connection and octagonal basketball shot glass

Originally, I had the technology to make things with higher quality than the winning works of the competition just because I did not participate in prize races such as craft exhibitions, but elaborate things are not selling well, so I am making it. did not. However, first of all, I wanted to present a place where you can make works with a higher level of finer chrysanthemums and star anise than the works selected for the craft exhibition. With rock glass, the size of the campus is too large and it becomes a hobby world in terms of man-hours, so I started making it with a small shot glass on the campus to make something with high technology. It is cut with a fineness that is more than twice as fine as the chrysanthemum joints and octagonal baskets made by general Edo Kiriko craftsmen. The photo below shows the chrysanthemum joint of our low-grade work on the right side, which is a general size that other Edo Kiriko craftsmen often cut. (However, training is required to be able to cut the chrysanthemum connection itself.) I think that there are not so many craftsmen in Japan who can cut such fine sizes. I think that even an elderly craftsman who has received some award cannot cut this size because he cannot see. I currently have 1.5 eyesight with the naked eye, so I think I can only sharpen when I can see my eyes when I am young. The chrysanthemum tie is cut down to the mouth, but this is a cut that emphasizes the appearance. Originally, it is better not to make a cut up to the mouth, but as shown in the picture, I made the parts I want to use for the mouth on the left and right, so let me introduce it later. Three ellipses are placed under the chrysanthemum connection, but the view from the ellipses is very beautiful. In many cases, an ellipse is placed at the bottom to give a sense of sheerness, but we believe that by placing it at the top of the side, the beauty of the glass can be further enhanced. The ellipse is functionally cut to make it look beautiful, but the design is also interesting and it is a functional beauty. There is a semi-circular rubbed part on the side of the chrysanthemum connection and above the octagonal basket. This is a work that makes the mouth feel good and is equivalent to functional beauty. I would like you to use this place when you drink. This mouthfeel is different from the trendy thin glass. We have taken care not to make the design impair the usability of the most important user with an emphasis on beauty. The size of the star anise is also one of the finest and finest in Japan. Chrysanthemum ties and star anise are the most difficult cuts in traditional patterns. Chrysanthemums have auspicious meanings such as longevity, disease-free breathing, and nobility, and in addition to their beautiful appearance, Kiriko is a pattern like this design. In addition, the octagonal basket is an auspicious pattern that has the meaning of removing bad things from the stitches of the basket. We hope that you will enjoy the works packed with the best technology in Japan. We would appreciate it if you could consider it for yourself, gifts, celebrations, Instagram, and improving the brand image of the store. The Kiriko of our workshop is polished using the traditional method of Edo Kiriko, "hand polishing", which maintains the strength of the glass and finishes it with high quality.