Diamond-linked hexagonal Tokusa rock glass

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1cH07fLowrM There is a video for reference. Kiriko Studio Shinkou Homepage URL: https://www.kirikoshinkou.com/ Kiriko glass made by independent Kiriko glass artist Saito Hikaru. Product Description We made some adjustments to the structure of the brilliant-cut diamond so that it would look beautiful when viewed from above, and then placed it at the bottom. In addition, the lines of the diamond bottom extend from the bottom to the side and connect directly to the hexagonal basket weave pattern, creating a sense of unity. Since hexagonal basket weave has a small number of cuts and the glass tends to be dark, we placed a vertically oval topaz inside the hexagon and took the lighting into consideration to create an overall balance. This product has a new design called the "diamond bottom" while still maintaining a unified look based on the traditional hexagonal basket weave pattern. Hexagonal basket weave is believed to ward off evil spirits and is considered to be auspicious. The diamond bottom shape and the way the bottom is connected to the sides make this design difficult for the maker to understand, which can make it confusing and prone to cutting errors. The design drawings that need to be written on the surface of the glass are also intricate and time-consuming. However, we believe that users will be pleased with how beautiful the finished product will be, so we decided to go with this difficult design. In other workshops, it is difficult to create new designs like this one, as they are not suitable for mass production, so it is almost impossible to find a similar design.