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Condition : Used, Good condition
Language : Japanese
Pages : About 180 (No Missing Page)
Size : About  15 x 11 cm
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KIRIKO Japanology Collection 2015

Called giyaman for its diamond-like appearance, cut glass first arrived in Japan in the Edo period (1603-1868) on ships sailing from the Netherlands. Local artisans soon developed their own techniques and patterns for producing the sparkling tableware, and Japanese kiriko was born. In the capital city of Edo, clear, colorless glass was the height of style, while in Satsuma, the fashionable favored a rainbow of colored ware. From rare gems like Princess Atsu's beloved set of cut glass miniatures to modern masterpieces, this volume presents the history of Japanese glass alongside all-color illustrations of its diverse patterns and shades. Enter the brilliant world of kiriko as a new generation of artisans carries forward the tradition.

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