This Edo Kiriko sake pourer features a deep, luminous red glass that glows softly when it catches the light. Created by glass artist Junko Yoshida, the piece is adorned with a charming pattern called “Tsunagaru Kodama”—a series of small, connected dots that dance lightly across the surface.
Some of the dots are crafted using a gentle blurred-color technique, where the red glass melts into soft gradations. This subtle variation gives the piece a rich, expressive character, shifting beautifully depending on the angle and lighting. The design carries a playful rhythm that feels both contemporary and warm, with a hint of Scandinavian simplicity woven into the traditional Edo Kiriko craftsmanship.
Perfect for serving chilled sake, this pourer also works wonderfully for dressings, sauces, or even as a small decorative vessel. Its presence alone adds a quiet accent to the table or interior, blending Japanese refinement with a Nordic-inspired sense of lightness.
A matching sake glass featuring the same “Tsunagaru Kodama” pattern is also available. Using them together creates a cohesive and elegant set, ideal for special occasions or thoughtful gifting.
A graceful fusion of Japanese tradition and soft Scandinavian charm, this Edo Kiriko pourer by Junko Yoshida brings warmth, beauty, and a touch of playfulness to everyday moments.
