Sunflower sake glass in Edo Kiriko - by Satoshi Nabetani
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This Edo Kiriko sake glass is designed and hand-carved by traditional craftsman Satoshi Nabetani .
When you look down into the glass, a sunflower emerges – a motif that balances classic Japanese cutting art with a warm, optimistic expression.
The special thing is in the detail: the seed section in the middle is made in the traditional Edo faceting “Nanako” – a fine, pearl-like pattern that shows the craftsmanship up close. The result is a quiet “aha” experience every time you lift the glass: first the clear, graphic cut – and then the sunflower that gathers at the bottom.
The clear, yellow color gives the glass a bright and positive energy. An obvious choice when you're celebrating something – but also a beautiful reminder to do something good for yourself, even on days when your mood needs a boost.
Characteristics of a good sake glass
A sake glass (ochoko) is created to highlight the finesse and temperature of sake – especially when served chilled . Edo Kiriko makes serving part of the experience: the light, the cut and the play of colors change depending on how you hold the glass and what you pour in.
Information
- Technique: EDO CUT GLASS (Edo Kiriko)
- Material: Crystal glass
- Dimensions: W 2.2 x D 2.2 x H 2.24 in. (W 5.6 × D 5.6 × H 5.7 cm)
- Capacity: 2.71 oz (80 ml)
- Weight: 0.44 lbs (200 g)
- Packaging: Wooden box
Care & Use (Important)
- Microwave: No
- Dishwasher: No
- Oven: No
- Direct heat: No
- Do not use metal sponges, abrasives or chlorine/bleach.
- Avoid sudden temperature changes (risk of stress in the glass).
- The glass must not be stacked.
Eternity and change
KAGAMI CRYSTAL Co., Ltd. is Japan's first manufacturer specializing in crystal glass. The company was founded in 1934 by Kozo Kagami. For more than 80 years, Kagami has refined classic techniques such as hand-blowing and hand-cutting, creating original crystal products - crafted with great precision and respect for the material.
Each piece of crystal is created through collaboration between skilled craftsmen with both technical skill and artistic flair.
The founder and the craft
In 1927, Kozo Kagami studied in Germany. Here he learned the traditions of crystal glass and the art of engraving – and brought the transparent beauty and techniques back to Japan.
With inspiration from Germany and many years of tireless work, he developed the expression and possibilities of crystal glass and helped elevate crystal from craft to art. His work was recognized internationally and was rewarded with several awards at major international exhibitions.
It is not wrong to say that Kagami's history is also an important part of the history of Japan's crystal glass industry.
Supplier to the Imperial Family and Official Occasions
In 1943, Kagami was entrusted with the wedding of Princess Senko (Emperor Showa's first daughter), and the company has been a supplier to the Imperial Family ever since.
Later, Kagami produced service for, among other things:
- 1968: the new building for the Imperial Household Ministry
- 1974: State Guest House and Watoyo Residence
Kagami's crystal glasses are used at official receptions and banquets – including visits by members of the imperial family and international state guests.
Global recognition and modern custom production
Kagami's products are also used by a large number of Japanese embassies and consulates worldwide and are known for their quality, clarity and finish.
In addition to classic crystal glasses, the company also manufactures:
- Crystal crafts and gift items
- Custom-made products
- Advanced crystal bottles, e.g. for wine and perfume
About real Kagami Crystal.
When comparing crystal glass, two glasses may look similar on the surface – but the difference lies in material quality, optics, precision in the grinding and the way the glass is finished.
Kagami works from a tradition where crystal is not just a “container”, but an object to be experienced in the hand, in the light and in the drink itself.
1) Clarity, brilliance and “tone”
Kagami describes their crystal glass as characterized by high transparency, brilliance and a clear sound, produced by carefully selected, pure raw materials and an uncompromising approach to finish.
These are precisely the properties that are often experienced as “luxury” in practice: The glass looks cleaner, the light is refracted more clearly, and the overall impression feels more precise.
Mass-produced glass can be beautiful, but in cheaper productions you more often see:
- less optical clarity (slight “fog” in the material)
- less depth in the gloss
- a more “flat” light expression because surfaces and edges are not finished to the same level
2) Sanding with depth – not just pattern
On many Kagami glasses, the cut is not just decoration. The cut surfaces are designed to act as small lenses that capture and refract light, so that the glass changes character depending on the angle, liquid and lighting.
In the Edo Kiriko tradition (Japanese cut glass), it is precisely the interplay between cutting and polishing that creates the special “glow” in the cuts. Polishing (buffing) is a separate process where the cut surfaces are worked up to give them their clear lustre and soft reflection – it is a large part of the reason why hand-cut glass feels alive instead of “printed” or mechanical.
3) Crafts and specialized techniques
Kagami works with classic ornamentation methods such as Edo Kiriko (cut glass) and gravure techniques, where the expression is created through controlled, manual processes and many hours of work. This is also one of the explanations why certain models are released in small series and can be sold out for periods.
Where mass production typically optimizes for:
- fast cycle time
- uniform standard finish
- lower cost per unit
…optimizes Kagami's craftsmanship to:
- precision and sharpness in cutting
- high finish in polishing
- strong visual depth and longevity of expression
4) It feels different in the hand
Crystal from premium manufacturers often feels more “real” in use – especially on tumblers and rocks glasses – because the weight, balance, rim and surface finish together give a more calm and luxurious feel.
That experience is difficult to replicate in glass that is primarily designed to hit a low price point.
5) Created for use – but with respect for the material
Kagami crystal glass is not tempered or heat-resistant glass, and that sudden temperature changes should be avoided and the glass should be handled with care.
This is completely normal for quality crystal – and part of the “reality” of choosing a finer material over a harder, more industrial type of glass.
Crystal glass is a particularly clear and transparent type of glass, made from carefully selected and very pure raw materials.
This gives glass with high transparency, beautiful shine and the characteristic, clear sound associated with high-quality crystal.
Kagami's crystal glass is known for a refined design, precise craftsmanship and a finish where light, clarity and sound merge into a higher unity.
Overlay crystal glass
Overlay crystal is made by coating a piece of colorless, transparent crystal glass with a thin layer of colored glass.
The colored surface layer is then cut or engraved with high precision so that the pattern “opens” the layers underneath.
The result is a vibrant depth and a beautiful contrast between the glass layers – especially when the light hits the cut surfaces.
“Golden Ruby” – KAGAMI’s red crystal
KAGAMI CRYSTAL's red overlay crystal is particularly known for its intense, clear color. The coloring is created with pure gold, which is why the red tone is often referred to as “gold ruby.”
The deep red color provides a spectacular contrast to the colorless, clear crystal glass and highlights facets, patterns and the play of light.
Recommended use
Is KAGAMI crystal lead-free?
KAGAMI's glass is classic crystal, which contains very small amounts of lead. This helps to give it its special clarity, shine and sound.
Is it safe to drink from?
Yes, for regular serving. The most important thing is that the drink does not sit in crystal for a long time.
Kagami's crystal is approved by the American and Japanese health authorities, so if you follow some simple guidelines there is no health risk associated with drinking from crystal glasses. ( See test report from the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) here)
What should I avoid?
Avoid storing wine, juice or spirits in crystal for days, weeks or months. Use crystal for pouring and enjoying – not for long-term storage.
- Use crystal to serve and enjoy
- Avoid long-term storage of wine, spirits, juice, etc. in lead crystal (e.g. in decanters for days/weeks/months)
- If you want to be extra careful: Choose lead-free glass for children/pregnant women
Edo Kiriko is a traditional Japanese art form of glass cutting, known for extremely precise and delicate cuts that transform clear or colored glass into luminous geometry.
The craft developed in Edo – present-day Tokyo – and is characterized by uncompromising handwork: Each surface is cut, polished and honed so that the lines catch the light and create depth, contrast and an elegant play of light in the glass.
A nationally recognized traditional craft
Edo Kiriko is officially certified as a Japanese traditional craft and is also recognized as a traditional craft industry in Tokyo, emphasizing the quality, history, and cultural value inherent in each piece.
That's why Edo Kiriko is so sought after
Light that can be seen and felt: The sharp facets act like small prism surfaces that highlight brilliance and clarity.
Patterns with meaning: Classic motifs often draw inspiration from nature and Japanese design tradition.
A gift with cultural weight: Edo Kiriko is popular in Japan and internationally as a gift that symbolizes Japanese culture, precision and craftsmanship.
Materials and manufacturing
Edo Kiriko is traditionally made in glass types such as crystal glass and soda glass and is finished with special cutting and polishing techniques that have been developed and refined over generations in Tokyo.
The glasses from KAGAMI will often be sold out and on backorder as they are only produced in limited quantities and demand is high.
A large part of the expression in their crystal – especially the cut and engraved series – requires specialized craftsmanship, with each glass undergoing several manual processes (including precision cutting/engraving and subsequent polishing), performed by experienced professionals.
At the same time, KAGAMI works with uncompromising material quality and a production philosophy that prioritizes finish, clarity and “long-lasting design” over large production volumes.
This means manufacturing in small batches, longer production times and that certain models may have limited availability or be temporarily sold out.
Want to order more glasses than we have in stock or pre-order a sold-out model?
Please contact Kari at info@rune-jakobsen.dk if you have any questions - we will investigate current options with the supplier and return with the most accurate delivery time and any alternatives.
Unfortunately, we are experiencing that cheap Kagami copy products are circulating online, pretending to be genuine Kagami crystal - and in some cases they imitate both expressions, patterns and product names.
These items may look similar to the original in pictures, but in terms of quality, finish, durability and origin, they cannot compare to the original Kagami glass.
Be especially careful if you see:
- Prices that seem “too good to be true”
- Unknown marketplaces/shops without clear sender or contact information
- Product images with inconsistent quality or “generic” descriptions
- Lack of information about manufacturer, material and country of origin
We exclusively sell original products from KAGAMI CRYSTAL , and we can at all times guarantee the authenticity, origin and documented quality of the products you purchase from us.
If you are in doubt about a product you have seen elsewhere, you are always welcome to contact us — we will be happy to help you assess whether it seems credible or recommend a genuine alternative.
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It's a conscious choice: We don't want to discriminate against our customers, so instead of short-term or individual discounts, we offer quality products at fair prices and these benefits that are always available to everyone:
- If you buy 3 or more tea towels, you automatically get a 10% discount.
- Find great deals on discontinued models and prototypes in our outlet .
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Exception: For custom-made products, the right of withdrawal only applies if this has been agreed in writing in advance.
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Tiendemarken 14 A, Gudum
9280 Storvorde
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Rune Jakobsen Design
by Torben & Kari Rune-Jakobsen
Tiendemarken 14 A, Gudum
9280 Storvorde, Denmark
CVR number: DK27029167
Norwegian VOEC: 2060051
Contact us
Please contact us if you have any questions.
Phone: (+45) 42 43 23 76
Email: info@rune-jakobsen.dk
📦 DELIVERY
DELIVERY TIMES
As many of our products are handmade and made to order, delivery times vary. You can find the current delivery times on the respective product pages.
Items in stock are usually shipped after 1-2 business days.
🚚 SHIPPING AND PRICES
SHIPMENT
We offer flexible delivery options with GLS, DHL or UPS. The exact options and shipping providers depend on your location and will be displayed during the ordering process.
SHIPPING COSTS
Shipping costs depend on your location and the weight of the shipment. Here you will find an overview of our starting prices. The final price is always calculated in the shopping cart.
- Denmark: 49 DKK for parcel shops / 69 DKK for private addresses. Free shipping on orders over 2,500 DKK.
- Sweden: From 135 SEK. Free shipping on orders over 2,500 SEK.
- EU countries: From 9 EUR.
- Norway: DDP from 159 NOK. Free shipping on orders over 4,000 NOK.
- United Kingdom (UK): DDP from 12 GBP.
- Switzerland / Liechtenstein: DDP from 19 CHF.
- USA: DDP from 35 USD.
- Canada: DDP from 49 CAD.
- Australia: DDP from 85 AUD.
- New Zealand: From 89 NZD.
- Rest of the world: From $35.
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We ship all items in our webshop from Denmark. Below you can find out what this means for you.
🇪🇺 CUSTOMERS FROM EU COUNTRIES
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Customs:
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- Products with a value over 3,000 NOK may be subject to customs duties depending on the product type. These orders are shipped DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) — any customs duties are calculated and paid directly in the online store, so you always know the full price in advance.
No surprise fees, no customs delays — just hassle-free delivery straight to your door.
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For orders over AUD 1,000, Australian import duties and GST (10%) may apply, which will be collected by Australian Customs upon delivery.
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For countries outside the EU, orders are shipped as "Delivered At Place" (DAP).
This means for you as a customer:
- You are responsible for paying all import duties and taxes charged by the shipping company upon arrival of the goods in your country. These may include customs duties, import VAT and handling fees.
- These fees are set by the local authorities in your country and are beyond our control.
Good to know: Many countries have a threshold value above which orders are exempt from customs duties. If in doubt, we recommend that you check the applicable regulations for your country with your local customs authorities.
By completing a purchase, you agree to these terms and conditions.
Returns and complaints
30-day cancellation policy
You have 30 days from the date of receipt of the goods to notify us that you wish to cancel your purchase. You then have a further 8 days to return the goods. The right of cancellation applies to all standard products.
Exception: For custom-made products, the right of withdrawal only applies if this has been agreed in writing in advance.
How can I return something?
- Please notify us of your return at info@rune-jakobsen.dk
- Pack the item securely, in unused and undamaged condition.
- Send the package to:
Sender address:
Rune Jakobsen Design
Attention: Kari Rune-Jakobsen
Tiendemarken 14 A, Gudum
9280 Storvorde
Denmark
You are responsible for the costs of returning the item, unless it is a complaint.
Danish customers can order a return label via Shipmondo here (only applies to cancellations).
Once we have received the returned item, we will refund you the full purchase price.
Complaint
According to Danish purchase legislation, you have a two-year warranty against manufacturing and material defects. The warranty does not cover defects or wear and tear caused by improper use, damage or lack of maintenance.
If you wish to complain about an item, please contact us as soon as possible, but no later than 14 days after you have discovered the defect. In the event of a justified complaint, we will of course cover the costs of return shipping.
Legal and contact
Disclaimer and intellectual property rights
All products are sold as is. The customer is responsible for their safe and correct use. Rune-Jakobsen Design is not liable for damage resulting from misuse or incorrect use. All content on this website (texts, images, design) belongs to Rune-Jakobsen Design and may not be copied without written permission.
Company information
Rune Jakobsen Design
by Torben & Kari Rune-Jakobsen
Tiendemarken 14 A, Gudum
9280 Storvorde, Denmark
CVR number: DK27029167
Norwegian VOEC: 2060051
Contact us
Please contact us if you have any questions.
Phone: (+45) 42 43 23 76
Email: info@rune-jakobsen.dk
We ship all items in the webshop from Denmark. Below you can see what this means for you.
🇪🇺 CUSTOMERS FROM EU COUNTRIES
If you are shopping from an EU country, VAT is automatically adjusted to your local rate – you pay exactly what you see. No surprises at checkout and no extra fees on delivery.
🇳🇴 CUSTOMERS FROM NORWAY
We are VAT registered in Norway (VOEC 2060051) and collect Norwegian VAT and any customs duties directly in the webshop.
· Products with a value of less than 3,000 NOK are not subject to customs duties.
· Products with a value exceeding 3,000 NOK may be subject to customs duties depending on the product type.
We ship orders that are subject to duty DDP (Delivered Duty Paid). This means that all import duties and customs fees are paid in advance in the webshop so there are no surprise fees or delays at customs - just hassle-free delivery straight to your door.
If you want to check in advance whether there is duty on a product, you can see more here at Tollkalkulatoren . If you have any questions, you are welcome to contact Kari at info@rune-jakobsen.dk
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We ship to Switzerland as DDP (Delivered Duty Paid). Customs and Swiss VAT (MWST 8.1%) are calculated and paid directly at checkout - the total price shown is the final price. No additional fees are charged upon delivery.
🇬🇧 CUSTOMERS FROM THE UNITED KINGDOM
VAT and any customs duties are calculated and paid directly at checkout in the webshop - so you know the full price in advance.
No surprise fees, no customs delays, just hassle-free delivery straight to your door.
🇺🇸 CUSTOMERS FROM THE USA
When you shop with us, we ship your order DDP (Delivered Duty Paid). This means that customs duties and tariffs are calculated and paid directly at checkout in the webshop – so you know the full price in advance.
No surprise fees, no customs delays, just hassle-free delivery straight to your door.
🇦🇺 CUSTOMERS FROM AUSTRALIA
When you shop with us, we ship DAP (Delivered At Place) to Australia. Thanks to Australia's generous duty-free threshold, orders under AUD 1,000 are not subject to import duties or customs fees upon arrival.
For orders exceeding AUD 1,000, standard Australian import duties and GST (10%) may apply and will be collected by Australian customs upon delivery.
No hidden fees, no surprises — just your order on its way.
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For other countries outside the EU, orders are sent as 'Delivered At Place' (DAP).
This means for you as a customer:
- You are responsible for paying any import charges levied by the shipping company upon arrival in your country. This may include customs duties, import VAT and handling fees.
- These fees are set by the local authorities in your country and are beyond our control.
Worth knowing: Many countries have a de minimis threshold where orders under a certain value are exempt from customs duties. We recommend that you check the applicable rules for your country with your local customs authorities if you are in doubt.
By completing a purchase, you agree to these terms.
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