Rare Edo Period Giyaman Glass Sake Dish – Japanese Antique Uranium Glass GO15 Joseon Dynasty The piece captures the frog’s

The piece captures the frog’s charming form in a rustic

The sword is not included as it is for photography purposes only

The structure features legs attached to the burl section

Represents Japanese craftsmanship and the artistic elegance of traditional Noh theater

It also serves as a decorative display that conveys the warmth and elegance of traditional Japanese craftsmanship

Rare Edo Period Giyaman Glass Sake Dish – Japanese Antique Uranium Glass GO15 Joseon Dynasty The piece captures the frog’sRare Edo Period Giyaman Glass Sake Dish Antique Uranium Glass Add a piece of history to your collection with this stunning small plate, known as "Giyaman," crafted from uranium glass during Japan's Edo period. This exquisite piece showcases a smooth, milky white surface, making it not only a collector's item but also a functional sake vessel with a pleasing texture and mouthfeel. Key Features: Era: Edo Period (16031868) Material: Uranium Glass Usage: