Edo-Kiriko is a traditional Japanese craft of cut glass that originated in Tokyo during the Edo period (1603–1868).
This pattern combines hemp leaves and chrysanthemum crests — symbols of vitality and nobility. The hemp motif, known for its rapid growth, expresses a wish for children’s healthy development. The chrysanthemum, emblem of the Japanese Imperial family, represents longevity, purity, and protection from evil.
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