What lies beyond “observe, ” “omit, ” and “add ” ?

“We want to make Edo Kiriko, which has become increasingly sophisticat - ed by artisans over the generations, more widely known to the public. ” This wish has urged us to embark on this project. Considering that our activities become a part of the long tradition that started in the Edo Period, we always bear in mind the three perspectives: “observe, ” “omit, ” and “add. ” We maintain meaningful elements of the tradition, while discarding redundant ones without hesitation, and then add a modern touch thereto. Only in doing so, we think we can pass the Edo Kiriko tradition down to the next generation. WASHOKU CutGlass is cutting-edge Edo Kiriko produced through exhaustive dialogue with the modern food culture and repetition of the cycle of “observe, ” “omit, ” and “add. ” Believing that people around the world will favor the sparkle of WASHO - KU Cut-Glass, we are now fully prepared to enter the new markets in London, home of the cut-glass culture, and in Singapore, a gateway to Asian markets.