Yoiboshi

A sky full of stars, cut by hand.

The Yoiboshi — the "evening star" — is the first light to appear at dusk and the last to fade at dawn. This hand-cut Edo Kiriko whisky glass carries that moment in glass: a dense field of hand-carved starbursts rising through a soft, jewel-like tone, so the whole vessel glows like the first night sky.

Every facet is carved by an artisan's hand, one glass at a time, in the centuries-old Edo Kiriko tradition. Pour a measure of whisky and the cuts catch the light from every angle — turning slowly in the hand, the starburst pattern shifts and sparkles like a constellation coming into focus. It is substantial, balanced, and quietly magnetic: the kind of glass that stops a conversation and starts a better one.

Choose your tone: Amethyst, a deep twilight violet, or Rose, a soft blush dawn. Each arrives in a traditional wooden presentation box — ready to give, ready to be kept for a lifetime.

Why you'll love it

• Hand-carved, one at a time. Authentic Edo Kiriko craftsmanship — no two glasses are exactly alike.
• The twilight starburst. A dense field of hand-cut stars that sparkle from every angle as you turn it.
• Two jewel tones. Deep Amethyst violet or soft Rose blush — each glows richer with your pour.
• Substantial & balanced. Real weight in the hand — nothing flimsy.
• Arrives gift-ready in a traditional wooden presentation box.