KAGAMI Crystal Edo-Kiriko Vase - Hishi-yotsu-hana / 江戸切子 花瓶 菱四花 S17 Kiji Tiger

Kiji Tiger

the factory is still in Aomori prefecture with the same appearance as before

the birthplace of Japanese towels

Its rhythmic surface pattern—formed by gentle indentations around the body—catches the light and invites touch

About Ceramic Japan:Drawing on the techniques that thrive in Seto City

KAGAMI Crystal Edo-Kiriko Vase - Hishi-yotsu-hana / 江戸切子 花瓶 菱四花 S17 Kiji TigerThe Hishi yotsu hana() vase showcases the bold elegance of Edo Kiriko, where tradition and symbolism converge in radiant form. Inspired by the water plant hishi (water caltrop), the diamond shaped motif is believed to bring prosperity, vitality, and protectionflourishing like its namesake across the surface of the glass. At the centre, four flower petals bloom in strong, confident cuts, anchored by a dazzling lattice of asanoha (hemp leaf) patterns.