Vaso de cata de cristal tallado a mano Kiriko
Vaso de cata de cristal tallado a mano Kiriko
Un vaso pequeño con una presencia real. Cada vaso Kiriko está tallado a mano en cristal, por lo que la superficie facetada capta la luz desde todos los ángulos y la refleja en lo que hayas vertido: un trago de whisky, una medida de sake frío, un amaro después de la cena.
Con 60 ml, está hecho para sorber, no para tragar. El peso se asienta bajo en la palma, los lados cortados dan a tus dedos algo a lo que agarrarse, y la coloración de dos tonos le da a la base un tono de joya profundo que se desvanece en vidrio transparente en el borde.
Disponible en rojo burdeos, verde, verde militar, azul y negro. Colecciona uno para ti o crea un juego desigual para que cada invitado sepa cuál es su vaso.
EL ARTE DE SERVIR CON MESURA
Hay bebidas que merecen un vaso mejor
La buena botella que has estado guardando no debería terminar en un vaso desportillado sacado del fondo del armario. Una copa adecuada te invita a disfrutar con calma, realza el aroma y convierte una última copa antes de dormir en algo más parecido a un ritual.
The fix
Tallado a mano, hecho para sorber
Cada vaso está tallado a mano en cristal, lo que le confiere una superficie facetada que refracta la luz a través del líquido en su interior. Su capacidad de 60 ml es intencional: el tamaño de un servicio medido en lugar de uno casual. Su acabado en dos tonos se intensifica hacia la base, por lo que incluso vacío, el vaso luce como una pieza de diseño en el estante.
Why it earns a spot in your home
Turns a pour into a moment
The heft, the facets, the colored base — it all signals that this drink is meant to be tasted, not rushed. Perfect for the end of a long day.
A table that looks curated
Five jewel tones mean you can match a set or mix them freely. Either way, your bar cart stops looking like an afterthought.
No more mixed-up glasses
Give each guest a different color and nobody loses track of their drink halfway through the evening.
A gift that lands
Compact, striking and genuinely useful — an easy choice for whisky drinkers, sake lovers and anyone hard to shop for.
Built to make a real difference
Hand-carved facets
The cut pattern is worked by hand, so the light play across each glass is subtly its own. No two are identical.
Two-tone crystal glass
Rich color pools at the base and lifts toward a clear rim, letting you see the true color of the spirit you're drinking.
60ml tasting capacity
Sized for neat spirits, sake and liqueurs — a measured pour that keeps aromas concentrated near the rim.
Five colorways
Choose from burgundy red, green, army green, blue or black to suit your glassware, your table, or the person you're gifting it to.
Specifications
- Material
- Crystal glass
- Capacity
- 60ml
- Finish
- Hand-carved, two-tone color
- Dimensions
- Approx. 55 × 50mm
- Weight
- Approx. 63g
- Colors available
- Burgundy red, green, army green, blue, black
- Style
- Modern and simple
- In the box
- 1 × tumbler, protective carton packaging
Common questions
Is this one glass or a set?
Each order is for one tumbler. If you want a matching set or a mix of colors, simply add the quantity and colorways you'd like to your cart.
Isn't 60ml quite small?
It is — intentionally. This is a tasting tumbler for neat spirits, sake and liqueurs, roughly the size of a standard bar pour. If you drink long mixed drinks or use large ice cubes, a taller glass will serve you better.
Can I put it in the dishwasher?
We recommend washing by hand with warm water and mild soap. Hand-carved crystal glass keeps its clarity and edge definition far longer when it isn't exposed to harsh dishwasher cycles.
Will it arrive in one piece?
Every tumbler ships in protective carton packaging designed for glassware. In the rare case something arrives damaged, contact us with a photo and we'll replace it.
How long does delivery take?
Orders are dispatched within 1–2 business days, with typical delivery in around 7–15 business days depending on your location. You'll receive tracking as soon as your parcel leaves our warehouse.
