$118
Shop the Cobalt Amber Asanoha Edo Kiriko whiskey glass, a 6.8 fl oz / 200 ml hand-cut crystal tumbler with intricate geometric lattice engraving, cobalt-blue crystal, and a warm amber base.
TheCobalt Amber Asanoha Edo Kiriko Whiskey Glassis a striking crystal tumbler that combines traditional Japanese-inspired cutwork with bold color contrast and a refined architectural presence.
Its upper body is covered in a denseAsanoha-style geometric lattice, a classic star-like pattern that reflects light beautifully across the deep cobalt-blue surface. Small rounded cut accents add depth and rhythm to the repeating motif, giving the glass a rich visual texture. Below, the heavy amber-toned base introduces warmth and balance, creating a dramatic contrast against the cool blue upper section.
With a6.8 fl oz / 200 ml capacityand a substantial14.1 oz / 400 g weight, this tumbler feels solid, luxurious, and highly satisfying in the hand. It is ideal for whiskey, bourbon, Japanese whisky, neat pours, and premium short cocktails. The bold blue-and-amber combination also makes it especially suitable for collectors, display use, or gift buyers looking for a distinctive crystal piece.
Whether enjoyed during a quiet evening drink or displayed as part of a curated home bar collection, theCobalt Amber Asanoha Edo Kiriko Whiskey Glassdelivers elegance, craftsmanship, and a strong visual identity.
Because each piece is handcrafted, slight variations may occur, making every glass uniquely beautiful.
Handmade: Yes
Heat Resistant: No
Material: Crystal glass
Weight: 14.1 oz / 400 g
Diameter: 3.15 in / 80 mm
Height: 3.54 in / 90 mm
Capacity: 6.8 fl oz / 200 ml
Each pattern is drawn by hand, mapping how light will travel through every facet.
Diamond wheels carve the primary facets. One wrong angle and the piece is lost.
Each facet is refined by hand. Depth, edge, angle - adjusted until geometry becomes art.
Progressive abrasives bring out optical clarity. Light passes through without distortion.
Our crystal isn't just "glass." It's optical-grade borosilicate - the same material used in telescope lenses and camera prisms, chosen for its extraordinary clarity and precision.
When we set out to make the perfect whiskey glass, we didn't start with tradition. We started with a question: What if the same crystal that helps us see the stars could hold the amber glow of your favorite whiskey?
The result is a glass with >92% light transmission - higher than traditional lead crystal - and a hardness that allows for incredibly precise hand-cut facets. It's lighter than lead crystal, yet more durable and chemically stable.
This isn't a cheaper alternative to crystal. It's a better one.
| Attribute | Optical Crystal (ours) | Lead Crystal | Ordinary Glass |
|---|---|---|---|
| Light Transmission | >92% | >90% | ~85% |
| Refractive Index | High | High | Low |
| Lead Content | Lead-free | 24%+ | 0% |
| Weight | Lighter | Heavier | Light |
| Cut Precision | Excellent | Good | Poor |
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