Maboroshi no Hakkaku-kagome (Phantom Octagonal Lattice) Design, Kiriko (Cut Glass)
H 9.5 x W 9.2 cm,Year.2023The prices of the artworks on Gallery Japan are determined by the artists themselves and are published directly on the website.
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Ko Saito
1987 -- Glasswork
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Price Range
Under $1,000
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About the Artwork
* This piece is available in other colors. If you send an inquiry, we will introduce you to the colors that are currently available.
I mainly used one of the most difficult cuts, octagonal basket weave, for the design. This is a one and only design with octagonal basket weave cut in a very small size.
It is possible for me to cut the octagonal basket weave smaller than this, but I thought this would be the best size for this design.
I don't think there are many cut glass artisans in Japan that can cut the octagonal basket weave of this size.
I started the fine octagonal basket weave cuts from the rim down to the middle, so it took a significant amount of work.
I would say this is not a commercially successful design, as it takes much time and effort to make this, and it becomes expensive for the customers.
I did not design this with the intention of reproducing it, but if I receive any orders, I would make it again.
Description
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CategoryGlasswork
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MaterialsSoda glass
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DimensionsH 9.5 x W 9.2 cm
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Year presented2023
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Paulownia BoxIncluded
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InstructionsCrafted using soda-lime glass and traditional hand polishing techniques.
Although it is relatively more durable than crystal glass, please handle it with care just as you would any other glass product.
Techniques Used
Kiriko cut glass
Kiriko cut glass is made by using rotating grinders or diamond wheels to cut geometric patterns and curves into the surface of finished glass vessels. The patterns are evened and finished with fine polishing stones. Edo kiriko and Satsuma kiriko are especially famous.
The prices of the artworks on Gallery Japan are determined by the artists themselves and are published directly on the website.