Downlight tumbler

I adjusted the design of the 4th rock glass for the tumbler and dropped it so that it looks beautiful. Since the basic structure of the design has been completed, I thought it would be easy to start the cutting work, but it was quite difficult because the surface area of the glass and the size of the campus are completely different between the rock glass and the tumbler. It is a design in which lines with different angles are intricately intricate. The difference in the surface area of the glass and the size of the campus is fatal, and it is not possible to simply drop the design in the same way. I was worried for several hours while taking a break, but I managed to get it clean with a little flash. It took as long as I designed from scratch. In the initial concept, I was thinking of cutting an inexpensive design that alternates vertical lines from the top and bottom, but I was inspired by the design that gradually widens the lines as shown in the memo below, and that is the base. It has become. I wanted to express the feeling that light shines through the clouds and spreads. Divide the whole into 24 equal parts and reduce the slope each time you go to the next line. ・ X = 0 ・ Y = 6X ・ Y ＝ 3X ・ Y = 2X ・ Y ＝ X It is a masterpiece design that looks beautiful in harmony with the whole, even though straight lines with different angles are intricately intricate. When we originally made a prototype, the angles of each line were slightly different, so it was difficult to pass through the same intersection, and each line passed over each line in a mess, and the design broke down. However, the idea of the design itself is interesting, so I strongly wanted to complete it with this theme, and I was always looking at the prototype. Then, "A line that intersects with other lines fairly neatly" "A line that does not intersect other lines neatly" Turned out to exist. Therefore, I decided to cut the lines that intersect with other lines in advance, and adjust the lines that do not intersect with other lines to make them look beautiful. It is not possible to cut cleanly unless you carefully identify which line intersects with other lines and also consider the order of cutting all lines. However, all the lines that had been messed up after repeated trial production fit perfectly, and they were neatly organized to create a very good design. The bottom is divided into 12 equal parts and is directly connected to the side cut. When the bottom line and the side line are connected, you can feel the sense of unity of the design when looking from above, and you can feel the overwhelming beauty of the face, which is considered by separating the bottom and side designs. Most other Edo Kiriko craftsmen ・ It's a hassle, so don't get tired of it. ・ I don't understand logically that it looks beautiful ・ There is no such idea Therefore, the design that connects the bottom and the side is quite rare. Beautiful and well-designed facets ・ Things that you cannot understand what kind of structure they are made at the moment you see them ・ The whole is composed as one I think there is a requirement for. The dim light tumbler is a masterpiece with a design that meets that requirement. Our workshop's Kiriko has posted a lot of unique and interesting designs, but I feel that it is one of the best. As a creator, I am very excited and excited about the good design. Nevertheless, we are trying to increase the cutting speed considerably and reduce the work time, so we have succeeded in keeping the price relatively low compared to other tumbler works. Please consider it for yourself, as a gift, or as a retirement gift.