Amber Katakuchi Sake Carafe MICROWAVE_Safe The rim is delightfully formed

The rim is delightfully formed into a snowflake

a symbol of good luck in Japan since the Edo period (1603 –1868 CE)

Add this piece to your collection and display the wondrous art of nature every day

Please enjoy these humorous and playful works intricately depicted through Tosen Kiln’s painting techniques

The surface cracks seen on the inside are due to the traditional technique of kannyu (penetration)

Amber Katakuchi Sake Carafe MICROWAVE_Safe The rim is delightfully formedThis Edo Kiriko katakuchi sake carafe offers a bold reimagining of the traditional kikutsunagi (chrysanthemum chain) motif. Alternating cuts through colored and clear glass blend classic aesthetics with a modern edge, resulting in a form that feels both striking and balanced. Viewed from above, the chrysanthemum pattern spirals outward, echoing the motion of a kaleidoscope. The base features 32 precise cuts forming the sokogiku (chrysanthemum base)