The Edo Kiriko Handcrafted Kuro-Kin Maneki Neko Whisky Glass presents the iconic beckoning cat in a more striking and contemporary expression, where deep black crystal contrasts against luminous gold detailing. At its center, the Maneki Neko is engraved with clarity and precision, holding a gold plaque inscribed with 千万両 (sen man ryo), a traditional symbol of immense wealth and prosperity. The motif conveys abundance at scale, carrying a sense of confidence, success, and enduring fortune.

Surrounding the figure, classic Edo Kiriko geometric patterns are carefully hand-cut into the layered glass, creating a dynamic interplay of light and shadow. As the glass is turned, the contrast between the dark body and the brilliant cuts reveals depth and movement, allowing the design to unfold gradually. The gold element catches light subtly, adding warmth without overwhelming the composition, maintaining a refined and balanced presence.

Each piece is handcrafted through a meticulous process of cutting and repeated polishing, achieving both sharp definition and a smooth, luminous finish. The weighted base and clean rim enhance the experience of whisky and aged spirits, offering stability in hand while allowing aromas to open naturally.

Presented in a wooden box, the Kuro-Kin Maneki Neko Whisky Glass embodies a modern interpretation of traditional symbolism, where craftsmanship meets meaning. It is a piece that speaks not only of good fortune, but of prosperity, ambition, and the quiet confidence of abundance.

• Craft: Edo Kiriko

• Product: 
1x Whisky Glass  
1x Wooden Box