Jewel Kiriko Glass&Jewelry Collaboration 2025
The faceted cut of the gem was applied to the glass, creating a kaleidoscope-like glass. The cutting techniques that came from the West have evolved in a unique way in Japan, and patterns that are not found in other countries have been created. Recently, there has also been a modern change while still following tradition. The makers at Kawasho Co. are looking to create truly unique items that will shine on your table as well as your body!
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The cuts used for Japanese cut and jewelry are similar, but different.
For jewelry, a technique called facet cutting is mainly used, which involves creating many small flat surfaces. Japanese Kiriko-Cut is cut using something called a diamond wheel, and involves rotating a small circular cutter to cut a V-shaped groove in a linear fashion, creating a geometric pattern.
