Shimizu Glass Sasa Hoshi Snifter in Lavender vases two pieces of wood comprise

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Shimizu Glass Sasa Hoshi Snifter in Lavender vases two pieces of wood compriseMeticulously engraved with interwoven, traditional Japanese motifs, Shimizu Glass Co.s glassware is a sterling example of Edo kiriko cut glass from masters of the ancient art form, who have been practicing it for more than 100 years. Crafted entirely by hand by a team of master glass cutters in a small workshop in Tokyo, the snifters intricate patterning features two timeless Japanese motifs: a hoshi pattern of stars, and a sasa pattern evoking bamboo