Kingwares
Sika Deer
- Regular price
- $98.99 USD
- Sale price
- $98.99 USD
- Regular price
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$175.99
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- Visual Enjoyment: Brilliant refractions, enhancing the ambiance.
- Aroma Enhancement: Rich layers, elevated tasting experience.
- Unique Handfeel: Provides a comfortable and refined grip.
- Cultural Value: Embodies centuries of artisan craftsmanship.
- High-Quality Materials: Durable and safe for long-term use.
- Versatile for Various Liquors: Enhances flavors, universally practical.
- Artistic Collectible: A one-of-a-kind masterpiece of craftsmanship.
- Perfect Gift Choice: Symbolizes taste and elegance.
* Edo Kiriko is not just the engraving of glass; it is the embodiment of the artisan spirit. Every intricate pattern carries the aesthetic essence of the Edo period while reflecting the modern pursuit of perfection. Once a prized collection of nobles and wealthy merchants, it later became the preferred vessel for royalty and prestigious occasions. If you ever have the chance to hold a Kiriko glass, try rotating it against the light—the shimmering reflections are the very proof of a century-old artisan soul dancing within the depths of the glass.
Description
Product Info
Specification
Food-Safe：✔
Dishwasher：✖
Microwave：✖
Direct Heat on Stove：✖
Hot Water：✖
Description
Product Info
Specification
Food-Safe：✔
Dishwasher：✖
Microwave：✖
Direct Heat on Stove：✖
Hot Water：✖
How to Make Crystal Whiskey Glasses?
The process of crystal whiskey glasses is a complex and labor-intensive one that requires a great deal of skill and expertise. Here are some general steps involved in the process:
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Design Blueprint： Prepare a meticulously designed blueprint, including details and patterns for cutting. This is a crucial step in determining the final shape of the cut glass.
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Prepare the Glass： Select high-quality glass, ensuring a smooth and flawless surface. Place the design blueprint on the glass surface as a reference.
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Cutting： Use professional cutting tools to cut the glass surface according to the design blueprint. The artisan needs to control the cutting tools accurately to ensure precision.
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Grinding： Perform rough grinding on the cut glass to remove sharp edges and make the surface smoother. Use a grinder for fine polishing to make the cut parts smoother and give them a glossy finish. This step helps highlight the cutting details.
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Polishing: Polish the cut glass to make the surface smoother and add a shiny effect, enhancing the overall aesthetics of the piece.
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Cleaning and Inspection： Clean and dry the cut glass thoroughly, then meticulously inspect every detail and quality aspect. This ensures the final product is flawless and meets the required standards.
