Octagonal basket pattern shot glass

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wFGzLy6v_Bg We also have a video that you can use as a reference. Kiriko Studio Shinkou Homepage URL: https://www.kirikoshinkou.com/ They produce two types, lapis lazuli and red, so please check out their official website. We have mastered the secret techniques of hand polishing at an Edo Kiriko workshop that has been in business for over 100 years, and we have adopted this polishing method that respects tradition because it offers many benefits to users, even though it may be less productive or less profitable. While respecting traditional designs, we strive to create interesting designs that ordinary Edo Kiriko craftsmen would not create. Product Description Product name: Octagonal basket pattern champagne glass Dimensions: mouth diameter φ46mm x height H171mm Capacity: 190ml Product code: SK-F-ha-094 The idea behind this piece was to create a higher quality piece with a traditional design, without being too original. The intention behind the design is based on the idea that "the bottom is clear and transparent, allowing you to fully enjoy the color of the drink." In particular, the highly difficult octagonal basket weave pattern is carved all the way around, creating a traditional design that shows off the octagonal basket weave. The parts that are of a higher grade than the usual Kiriko are ・The highly difficult octagonal basket weave cut is carved into a small, highly difficult size. - The mouth area is rubbed at an angle to make it easier to eat. - Rough cuts are made on the sides to add the pleasant feel of the edges that are characteristic of Kiriko glass. -The large flats on the sides are cut using relatively specialized equipment in our workshop, so other craftsmen probably would not be able to produce this. The size of the octagonal basket weave is much smaller than standard sizes, so I think you can sense its high grade without it having to be explained to you verbally. Structurally, it is a basic design with a traditional pattern carved into a band all the way around the center of the glass. However, by paying close attention to details and usability, we are able to do things that other craftsmen don't or can't do, and I think this is what differentiates our designs. The edge of the bottle is lightly rubbed in a semicircular shape to improve the feel in the mouth. You can see that the mouth is not circular, but is concave and wavy. We tried around 10 different patterns, and determined that rubbing it in this semicircular shape provided the best mouthfeel, so we decided to use that method. In addition, three fairly deep cuts have been intentionally lined up at the bottom, so you can enjoy the edges of the cuts. We want you to experience the pleasant feel of the glass, something you can't get with regular wine glasses. This is a high-quality piece that takes into consideration the feel in the mouth and in the hand, allowing you to enjoy the Kiriko in ways other than just your eyes. We hope you will consider purchasing these products for yourself, as gifts, for celebrations, to make them look good on Instagram, or to improve your store's brand image.