Edo Glass – Medium Teapot “Kimori-gaki” refers to an old

“Kimori-gaki” refers to an old Japanese custom of leaving one or two persimmons on the tree after harvest

easy to clean

representing connections (ご縁

and adorned with hand-painted underglaze and overglaze decoration

Tin has long been used for tableware

Edo Glass – Medium Teapot “Kimori-gaki” refers to an oldDesigned by French designer Flavien Delbergue, this vessel was created specifically for enjoying sake. Sake is born from Japans rich natural blessingsrice, water, soil, and the changing seasons. With gratitude for natures bounty as its theme, the design draws inspiration from the gesture of cupping pure spring water in both hands, as well as the beauty of traditional Japanese rituals of offering and drinking omiki (sacred sake). The name Ryotemeaning