Toyo-Sasaki Glass Co., Ltd.

Yachiyogama Tableware Glass Handmade

Japan , Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo

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Yachiyogama Tableware Glass Handmade

YACHIYOGAMA

Edo-Glass, “YACHIYO-GAMA” named after the city of Yachiyo, where TSG’s craft studio is located, ancient Japanese motifs are actively fused with modern elements.

Japanese traditional colors and high clarity of crystal are perfectly merged in gradation, and decoration of 24k gold also expands its richness.

The speciality will enrich your tablewhen welcoming your guests, and also perfect for gifts as each items comes in a single box.

Handmade by the traditional skills of craftsmen one by one, with inherited Edo Glass creating technique, accompanied by a registered “Mark of Tradition” label.

Toyo-Sasaki Glass's handmade glassware production is delicately guided by Certified Traditional Craftmasters, a prestigious prefectural title for artisans who have attained the highest level of skill and knowledge on traditional Japanese regional heritage crafts.

  • Material: Semi-Lead Crystal
  • Hand-made



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