TDL-brand, Hand-Cut Glasses, Japanese Style, Edo Kiriko, Set of Four, Gift Box

When we were in Japan I wanted to buy these but they would not ship to USA. Then I found them on Amazon. See Video for use with Sake.

These Japanese style handmade glasses are very well made. They are absolutely stunning. They are just the perfect weight. They are super easy to clean. We have used them quite often. Highly recommend

With all honesty, I can state the above headline for this set of glasses given my personal experience and use of them to entertain dinner-parties! They not only look gorgeous but contain these standout qualities easily:- Handcrafted and etched individually, you can utilize these glasses for any formal occasion or laid back house parties.- Taking care of these glasses is easy-breezy; definitely hand wash them in cold water by hand and a dash of Dawn will ensure these beauties last for years to come.- You pay for high quality, beautiful glass and the surprisingly low-cost of these are ones to be taken advantage of before the masses find out.Add something to your bar collection with these Japanese style Edo Kiriko glasses that'll turn heads immediately! Easily a 5-star product because it delivers on every one of its adverts claimed on its page!

These glasses are a stunning addition to any collection. Perfect for sake or colorful liquors, they make a statement at parties. Each glass is unique. Not dishwasher safe, but they're easy to clean and store. While not flawless, they offer Japanese elegance at an affordable price.

We ordered these Japanese/Edo Kiriko style glasses for after-dinner entertainment with friends when busting out the sipping apéritifs and digestif drinks (as they say). The glasses are quite stunning on first impression, but you may be a bit taken aback by their size. They are 4 oz. versus the 1.5 oz of a "standard-sized" shot glass, meaning the design is a bit more intricate than we thought for how small they are. As you might guess, a close inspection of the designs reveals some flaws to be expected of hand-cut glasses made at a (likely rushed) high volume from China at an affordable price. Real "hand-made" glasses of Edo Kiriko quality would be significantly more expensive. That said, these show very well overall and provide a similar effect at a fraction of the cost. You won't want to hide these in a cupboard!