Rare Edo Period Giyaman Glass Sake Dish – Japanese Antique Uranium Glass GO15 Joseon Dynasty The structure features legs attached

The structure features legs attached to the burl section

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

A fine example of Meiji-era Japanese wooden craftsmanship

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

in which the lower jaw is strained and the mouth is tightened

Rare Edo Period Giyaman Glass Sake Dish – Japanese Antique Uranium Glass GO15 Joseon Dynasty The structure features legs attachedRare 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: