Starting as a virtual pet device, the Digimon series has since spawned numerous anime and games, remaining a beloved and nostalgic IP for fans even after nearly two decades.
Still evolving, the Digimon series is now dropping a special collaboration: stunning Edo Kiriko glasses themed after Agumon and Gabumon from "Digimon Adventure." Crafted with exquisite Japanese artisan skill, these limited-edition pieces are priced at 44,000 JPY each, with only 200 units available per design. Pre-orders are open now on the Yuruwa official website.
Each Edo Kiriko glass is meticulously handcrafted by Japanese artisans, blending traditional craftsmanship with the Digimon universe. The vibrant colors shimmer like an evolving Digimon, and every detail, from the crest pattern on the base to the premium paulownia wood box, exudes quality.
▼ Edo Kiriko - Agumon Ver. -
This special Edo Kiriko glass, themed after Agumon from "Digimon Adventure," is a pure handcrafted masterpiece. The yellow glass features Agumon's claw mark design, complemented by the traditional "Yarai-mon" pattern, symbolizing protection against evil.
The "Crest of Courage" is etched onto the base, becoming visible through your drink once poured. Each glass comes with a dedicated premium paulownia wood box, making it not just practical but also perfect for display and collection.
▼ Edo Kiriko - Gabumon Ver. -
Inspired by Gabumon from "Digimon Adventure," this special Edo Kiriko glass features a blue body etched with Gabumon's tooth design. It's paired with the "Shippo-mon" pattern, symbolizing friendship and human connection.
The "Crest of Friendship" is carved into the base, subtly appearing through your beverage. The official statement hopes that simply holding this glass will evoke Gabumon's image. It also includes a dedicated premium paulownia wood box, ideal for both storage and display.
"Digimon Adventure" Edo Kiriko - Agumon & Gabumon Ver. - (Limited 200 Units)
Price: 44,000 JPY
Dimensions: Approx. 9cm (H) × 7cm (Max Diameter) (5cm Base Diameter) / Paulownia Wood Box Approx. 12cm (H) × 10cm (W) × 10cm (D)
Estimated Release Date: Late February 2027
via： Yuruwa