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This glass is carefully made by skilled craftsmen so that the glass has a soft expression and a simple yet beautiful finish.
The beautifully shining Tenma kiriko cut glass, like a jewel, will never bore you.
Why don't you incorporate Tenma Kiriko into your daily life?

A material containing barium oxide, called lead-free crystal glass, is used.
This material is lightweight, durable, brilliant, and transparent, and is suitable for high-end tableware for home and commercial use.

・Shining like a kaleidoscope
At first glance, Tenma kiriko cut glass seems simple. The characteristics of this glass appear when a drink is poured into it.
When water is poured into the glass, the shaved part on the side becomes like a concave lens, reflecting the pattern on the bottom, and the reflection of the water makes it sparkle.
The kaleidoscope-like luster of the pattern gradually rising from the bottom as light refracts off of it when a drink is poured into it, and the cornerless cutting that fits comfortably in the hand, make this a truly artistic piece that is something beautiful both for appreciation and for daily use.

Width：8cmDepth：8cmHeight：9.5cmWeight：380g

Glass

GLASS ATELIER RAU

"Beauty for appreciation" and "Beauty for use"

While preserving traditional techniques, Tenma cut glass cut glass is evolving day by day by actively adopting new and superior techniques.
Tenma cut glass cut glass, created with advanced techniques and new ideas, is as beautiful as a jewel, shining like a kaleidoscope, and never boring to look at.

ARTISAN STORY

Glass Atelier RAU
A glass studio established in 1933, the company has produced numerous table glasses, and in 2000 created its original brand of "Tenma cut glass cut glass" using its own unique technique.
We produce uniquely beautiful faceting using traditional techniques.

ACHIEVEMENTS

・Technical Achievement Award
・Osaka Mayor's Award
・Tenma faceting selected as a gift to the heads of state at the G20 Osaka Summit

TENMA KIRIKO / TENMA CUT GLASS

About 180 years ago / 1840s / Late Edo–Meiji Period

Tenma Kiriko developed from the glassworking culture around Osaka’s Tenma district, where thick glass and deep grinding became distinctive. Modern Osaka also produced pharmaceutical and scientific glass, and those polishing skills fed into decorative sake cups and drinking glasses.

In Japan, Tenma Kiriko is known for a bold, practical Osaka character. Deep cuts are made into thick bases and walls so that, once liquid is poured, patterns reflect repeatedly across the bottom and can appear almost kaleidoscopic.

Where many cut-glass traditions focus on surface pattern, Tenma Kiriko deliberately designs internal reflection. A single cut can multiply through glass and liquid, making one motif appear several times. The vessel functions almost like a small optical device.

Individual Differences

As each piece is individually handcrafted, slight variations in color, pattern, shape, and texture may occur. These subtle differences are a natural characteristic of handcrafted works, making each piece truly unique. We hope you will enjoy these individual variations as part of the beauty and character of Japanese craftsmanship.

Production Time

If an item is not currently in stock, it may be made to order by the artisan. As each piece is carefully handcrafted, production may take several months depending on the item and the artisan's schedule. We appreciate your patience and understanding.