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Engraving "Hope" into the glass
Tokyo-Kanto

[EDO KIRIKO] "RED FUJI" "MT. FUJI" AND YARAI OLD-FASHIONED GLASS | TABLEAU

TABLEAU [EDO KIRIKO] "RED FUJI" "MT. FUJI" AND Y...

$156.00

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[EDO GLASS] KOMON "KANOKO" "TRIPLE LINE CHECK" "ALLOCATION" FREE CUP BLACK | TABLEAU

TABLEAU [EDO GLASS] KOMON "KANOKO" "TRIPLE LINE ...

$60.00

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[EDO KIRIKO] YARAI NANAKO OLD-FASHIONED GLASS | TABLEAU

TABLEAU [EDO KIRIKO] YARAI NANAKO OLD-FASHIONED ...

$90.00

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[EDO KIRIKO] METEOR OLD-FASHIONED GLASS | TABLEAU

TABLEAU [EDO KIRIKO] METEOR OLD-FASHIONED GLASS ...

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[CHOUKOKU GLASSES (CARVING) YUME GLASS] SAKURA DROP SINGLE-FLOWER VASE | TABLEAU

TABLEAU [CHOUKOKU GLASSES (CARVING) YUME GLASS] ...

$72.00

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[CHOUKOKU GLASSES (CARVING) YUME GLASS] SAKURA THREE-PIECE SET FOR SAKE | TABLEAU

TABLEAU [CHOUKOKU GLASSES (CARVING) YUME GLASS] ...

$144.00

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Area

Crafting Everyday Life Nurtured by Water and Greenery

Located at Tokyo's eastern edge, Edogawa Ward is a region rich in water and greenery, surrounded by rivers like the Sumida and Edo Rivers.

Historically thriving with river transportation and agriculture, it still boasts numerous parks and waterfront areas, where nature and urban life harmoniously coexist.

After the war, small town factories and workshops clustered here, developing diverse manufacturing industries such as plastic molding, metalworking, printing, sewing, and woodworking.

Among these, glass processing stands as the ward's representative craft, with artisans continuing the tradition of Edo Kiriko glass, producing exquisite handcrafted pieces.

Unlike mass production, this fostered a flexible industrial culture strong in prototyping, repairs, and custom orders.

The technique of refining work through dialogue with clients has recently expanded into the craft and design fields.

Edogawa Ward is also renowned as a producer of nursery plants and flowers, where the delicate sensibility for reading seasons and weather translates into its craftsmanship.

The area's focus on education and childcare support has fostered a multi-generational community that resonates with its handmade culture, producing items that blend practicality with approachability.

Edogawa Ward, where water, greenery, and industry coexist, offers the appeal of craftsmanship that blends naturally into daily life with functionality and a comfortable feel.

History

The World of Glass Sculpture Created by TABLEAU Factory

TABLEAU Factory was established in 1989.

We create original glass products centered around three series: "Edo Kiriko," "Engraved Glass," and "Edo Glass."

The brand name "TABLEAU" means "painting" in French.

We fuse Edo and European techniques and sensibilities to create and sell works that only our company can produce.

Through "TABLEAU," we deliver captivating glass products with the allure of paintings that capture the heart and never let go.

Characteristic

The Fusion of Edo and Europe

TABLEAU Factory primarily sell three series: "Engraved Glass," "Edo Kiriko," and "Edo Glass."

■Engraved Glass

The "Engraved Glass" that we mainly handle is made using the sandblasting technique.

This involves blowing fine particles of sand onto the glass and then carving it to create a pattern.

This method involves blasting fine sand particles to form patterns This technique evolved from the methods used by Emile Galle, a leading Art Nouveau glass artist active from the late 19th to early 20th century.

This is a series of glass pieces that depict memorable events in nature and soothing dream patterns.

■Edo Kiriko

"Edo Kiriko" is a traditional craft born in the 17th century and passed down to the present day.

TABLEAU Factory's Edo Kiriko is not only a traditional work of art by skilled craftsmen, but also features unique designs that harmonize with modern life.

■Edo Glass

"Edo Glass" is crafted based on traditional techniques dating back to the Edo period.

It features modern designs inspired by motifs cherished since Edo times, such as komon patterns and ukiyo-e prints.

For Customers

Handmade glass that makes everyday life just a little better

We create "tableware."

Whether it's glasses, plates, vases, or interior décor, our aim is to add a touch of elegance to your dining table or room, enriching the space and time you spend there.

We believe that this is the role of tableware that is part of your daily life.

What to put inside, where to place it? We want to continue creating pieces that will add color to your time spent looking at the glass's colors and carved designs, and reminiscing.

We hope you will enjoy using TABLEAU Factory's glassware for many years to come, as items that will add a little something to your daily life.