Kimiko Yasuda Crystal Kiku Shot Glass in Magenta

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Kimiko Yasuda Crystal Kiku Shot Glass in MagentaThe design on this crystal glass has long been used for kiriko cut glass and is one of the most intricate and difficult techniques, especially on the round surface like this rock glass. This part alone takes Yasuda about two hours to cut and four hours to polish. This cut glass design signifies longevity, health, happiness, and goodness. Kimiko Yasuda sources her crystal from a boutique glassworks in Otaru, Japanthe only studio making hand blown

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the headboard is connected to the frame by two sturdy chamfered struts

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