The cuts on the base of the glass are a representative Edo Kiriko pattern called "nanako" (fish roe). This nanako pattern changes as it approaches the rim of the glass, expanding outwards. The nanako pattern is characterized by intersecting cuts applied without gaps, but by creating small gaps between the intersecting cuts, the design transitions into "yarai," another representative pattern. This glass was crafted by Kobayashi Glass Studio, one of the Edo Kiriko workshops that has been in operation for nearly 100 years. Currently, the studio is run by the third-generation owner, Yoshirō Kobayashi, and his son, the fourth-generation Kōhei. This particular glass is a work by the third-generation Yoshirō.
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