Business hours: Monday to Friday from 10:00 to 18:00, Saturday from 17:00, and Sunday and holidays from 16:00.
We look forward to welcoming you.
Welcome to Color Glass Art!
Our shop sells Edo-zukuri ceramics.Craftsmen approach customers directlyOne of the few that I deliver with my heartStore and workshopThat is.
In-store, it's delicate and beautifulYou can actually see Edo KirikoIn addition, you can choose the product while talking directly with the craftsman.
Also, for those who are from a remote area or who have difficulty coming in personA service you can use with peace of mindWe are improving it.
For over 30 years, we have been interacting with customers nationwide through online, phone, and email, delivering Edo Kiriko that meets their wishes. Any questionsFeel free to send us your ideas!
Services offered by this store
1,Inquiries via the dedicated website(via email etc.)
You can easily contact us through the inquiry form on our homepage.
After that, you can view the items in the store in detail on the dedicated website and choose the ones you like.
Furthermore, if you provide your desired specifications such as price, quantity, and delivery date via email, you will be able to view images of items tailored to your specifications.
２，Communication via LINE
With LINE, you can consult with us while viewing the images in real time.
It is highly regarded as a way to make it easier for customers to share their own image.
LINE https://line.me/ti/p/BqRS-WqeNC
３，Consultation by phone
Our craftsmen will personally discuss your wishes and listen to them carefully.
Please feel free to consult us regarding details of custom-made and large-scale orders.
Feel free to check the opening hours if you need them.
We will also inform you of sales conditions and stock levels in stores via email, phone calls, and LINE.
Even more extensive design stock!
In addition to the products displayed in our store, we also have a wide variety of design stock available.Requests such as "I want Edo Kiriko with this pattern," "I want to make something special for a special occasion," etc., have also been received, and these requests have been taken into account.We shape it with our experience and the craftsmanship of our artisans.
Please also discuss name placement and other details.
Please feel free to let us know your wishes in a straightforward manner. Our artisans will carefully craft them into a product that truly reflects your "heart."
Why not find a special Edo Kiriko made with colored glass crafts that is just for you?
When you visit us, please continue to follow infection prevention measures to protect yourself from infection.Wearing non-woven face masks and disinfecting your handsPlease cooperate. During business hours, the plasma-ion air purifier is running. As usual.Various online shopping sitesIt is still operational.
TBS Friday drama "Croshagi"We provided art support for this event!
The drama ended to great acclaim, but the following works are on display (for sale) in our store.
About this store
What is Edo Kiriko?
The oldest cut glass in existence in our country is the "Shirurii no Umi" in the Shosoin.
The beginning of Edo Kiriko dates back to the late Edo period. It is believed that the Kanagaya Kusei, a bead shop in Edo during the Taisho era (1830–44), began using gold sand to engrave patterns on the surface of the glass.
In 1834, when Admiral Perry arrived in Urawa, he presented Edo-choko as a gift.
The admiral was surprised to learn that Japan had such technology and expressed great admiration.
Subsequently, with the opening of the country, Western techniques were also introduced,
Thanks to the efforts of the previous generation, including Koichi Kumakura, the name Edo Kiriko was adopted, and in 1993 it was designated as "Traditional Craft Products of Tokyo Prefecture" under the "Tokyo Traditional Craft Products Industry," and in 2012 it was designated as a "Traditional Japanese Craft Product."
About colored glass crafts
Thanks to everyone, Shari Glass Art will celebrate its 30th anniversary on the last day of April 2023.
The lower-class neighborhoods of Tokyo have been the area that has supported the Edo craftsmanship culture of Japan since the Edo period.
It was a prosperous area in Kameido Kaiwaimocho, Ekkodai Ward.
However, with the passage of time, that number is also decreasing.
Edo Kiriko is also a traditional craft that was operated by individual workshops.
Kenji Kumakura, who was born and raised in the local area and has been engaged in this work since his father's time,
As a shop and studio that produces and sells Edo-cut glass in Kameido
We opened as a color glass craft shop in April 1994.
Introduction of craftsmen
Second generation: Kenji Kumakura; Third generation: Ryosuke Kumakura