[TSUTAYA BOOKS Original/Made to Order] Ultraman Zero Edo Kiriko Glass Blue

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TSUTAYA BOOKS Original

This product is made to order, so it will take approximately 3 weeks from the time of order to delivery.

To commemorate the 15th anniversary of Ultraman Zero, this Edo Kiriko glass was produced by Tajima Glass, famous for its "Mount Fuji Glass," and is limited to 50 pieces worldwide.
The side features Ultraman Zero's face, and the bottom features the "ULTRAMAN ZERO" logo.
The spiral line that crosses the side of the glass represents the curvature of the "ZERO TWIN SWORD", while the vertical line extending from the bottom of the glass represents the "ULTRA ZERO LANCE" motif.
The lattice design covering the glass is a traditional pattern called "Yarai". It represents an enclosure made of crossed bamboo, and is considered a "talisman" pattern to ward off evil spirits. Ultraman Zero created it to represent his protection from evil spirits.

What is Edo Kiriko?
"Edo Kiriko" is a product made by cutting Edo glass. Patterns are made on the surface of "overlay glass", which is either transparent or colored glass, using industrial diamonds. The final "polishing" process generally involves "acid polishing" using chemicals, but Tajima Glass polishes all of its products by hand, allowing the delicate colors and intricate cut patterns of the glass to be expressed.
Edo Kiriko glass, handcrafted by skilled artisans, is characterized by its sparkling, beautiful shine.

Product Information

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Part number2011851088411

Specification Manufacturer: Tajima Glass Co., Ltd.
Diameter 75mm/Height 90mm/Approx. 280ml

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