KirikoAs the name suggests, it is related to cutting. Yes, it is a process in the cold processing of nitrate that is formed by cutting and polishing metal sand plates or grindstones. Today's glass carving process comes from this, and the cutting process is divided into Edo cutting and Samo cutting. From Nagasaki to Edo via Osaka, nitrate quickly became popular throughout Japan's Honshu region. Initially, nitrate with blowing as the center and relatively high wall thickness and quality required for cutting did not appear until the early 19th century. Edo cutting was gradually formed in the late Edo period (now Tokyo). In 1834, in the fifth year of the Tenbun era (1834), nitrate products were sold in Kobatama cho near Nihonbashi. "Kaga Okubumi" applied the techniques learned from Osaka to the cutting of nitrate made in England, using diamond sand carving and cutting. The exquisite craftsmanship was breathtaking, becoming the beginning of Edo cutting. In the late Meiji period, under the guidance of British technology, Western cutting techniques were introduced, The technology that was later introduced to China and has been passed down to this day is mostly mature during this period.

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Shop products are all factory direct sales, and the original manufacturer makes them by hand carving. In the blowing process, it is inevitable that there will be individual small bubbles and subtle slight defects, which is a normal phenomenon and does not affect the use. [Perfect little master should be careful! 】

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