Kagami Crystal Pair Glasses | Cherry Blossom Engraved Crystal from Japan

This pair of Kagami Crystal glasses features a delicate cherry blossom motif engraved through gravure sculpture. The design captures the beauty of spring in Japan, where sakura (cherry blossoms) symbolize renewal, fleeting beauty, and the joy of new beginnings.

Made in Ibaraki, Japan, each glass is crafted from fine crystal and carefully engraved with blossoms in full bloom. The faint pink hue of the glass recalls the soft color of cherry blossoms at their peak. When filled with a drink, the blossoms appear to glow, creating the effect of hanami (flower viewing) in your hand.

Symbolism and Cultural Value

Cherry blossoms are one of the most important motifs in Japanese culture, representing the cycle of life and the appreciation of the present moment. Owning or gifting these glasses conveys wishes of happiness, renewal, and hope.

Craftsmanship and Technique

Produced by Kagami Crystal, a pioneer in Japanese crystal glassmaking.

Engraved using gravure sculpture, a diligent cutting technique that allows blossoms to appear with depth and texture.

The design combines traditional symbolism with modern refinement, making it both practical and decorative.

Functional Use

With a 140ml (4.73 oz) capacity, these glasses are versatile enough for tea, juice, sparkling water, or light wine. Their shape and clarity make them suitable for both casual enjoyment and formal occasions.

Specifications

Manufacturer: Kagami Crystal

Origin: Ibaraki, Japan

Technique: Gravure Sculpture

Material: Crystal glass

Size: 2.56" × 5.91" (6.5 × 15 cm)

Weight: 670 g (1.48 lbs, set)

Capacity: 140 ml (4.73 oz)

Care: Hand wash only, avoid metal scrubbers, cleansers, or bleach. Not heat-resistant. Avoid stacking.

Shipping Restrictions: Cannot be shipped to Australia, Taiwan, Singapore, China, or Japan.

Delivery: 1-2 weeks (if out of stock, 1-2 months).

Presentation and Gifting

This pair set makes a meaningful gift for weddings, anniversaries, or seasonal celebrations. The sakura design connects it to spring festivals, making it a thoughtful present for those who appreciate Japanese culture, fine craftsmanship, and symbolic artistry.