Kagami Crystal
カガミクリスタル
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Kagami Crystal’s exquisite crystal glassware is fit for high society. They are regularly used at royal households, as well as during state dinners and receptions for foreign dignitaries. All of the pieces are magnificent in their own right, but we suggest you zero in on the Edo Kiriko glass items. These are crafted by skilled artisans using an age-old glass-cutting technique, where patterns are carved on a multi-layer glass surface. It’s also worth noting that this method is considered an artform in Japan!
Daiwa Building, 6-2-1 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, Japan
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