The KIRIKO Collection casts shadows on the glass like the surface of water, carved out using kiriko cutting techniques.

A tribal bracelet that combines glass and leather belts, as if the ice that has begun to melt as spring approaches has been gently clouded.

The glass top is cut with a hammered pattern.

Reflection, refraction and transmission. The charm of "Edo Kiriko" made with rare craftsmanship

Kiriko is a manufacturing method born from the fusion of Western cut glass technology and Japanese pattern and craftsmanship technology.

Crystal glass is usually used, but SIRI SIRI items are heat-resistant glass with facets.

The hammered pattern of kiriko is created by adding vertical and horizontal allocation lines, "coarsing" with a whetstone, "sanbankake", "stone-grinding", "polishing" with an abrasive, and "polishing". Through a number of processes such as buffing, beautiful light refraction and reflection appear.

SIRI SIRI's faceted jewelry has a semi-gloss finish in a "lightly cloudy state". Washing and inspection are repeated 3 to 4 times to ensure that it is not too transparent, and it is finished carefully.

It is very difficult to apply facets to small parts like jewelry, so you can feel the high level of craftsmanship in this collection.

→ Magazine reflection and refraction, transmission. The charm of "Edo Kiriko" made with rare craftsmanship