PREMICO, a company known for developing and releasing "rare items you can't get anywhere else," is launching a collaboration that transcends time and space: a fusion of the traditional Japanese craft "Edo Kiriko" and the hit series "That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime"! The collection features stunning Edo Kiriko glasses themed after Rimuru and Milim. Fans of "TenSura" absolutely cannot miss this opportunity to get their hands on a collectible that you can not only hold, but also drink from!
For fans of "That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime," how can you not add this to your display case?
Now, without having to get reincarnated yourself, you can own a piece of glass art handcrafted by artisans from both the Jura Tempest Federation and the world of Edo Kiriko. What makes these even more special is that each design is limited to only 300 pieces worldwide, with a limit of one of each per customer! This incredibly rare anime collectible truly lives up to PREMICO's motto of offering "rare items you can't get anywhere else." Let's get right to the unboxing and experience this transdimensional collaboration firsthand!
First up, let's take a look at the star of the show, Rimuru the slime!
The glass comes in a special paulownia wood box, whose texture significantly enhances the collectible's premium feel. After all, a piece of glass art with such a classic aesthetic deserves packaging that's just as exquisite. The box is finely printed with Rimuru's adorable face, creating a beautiful, clashing contrast with the high-end, sake-box-like presentation. This design choice perfectly captures the spirit of the crossover while highlighting the prestigious identity of Tokyo's traditional Edo Kiriko craft.
Upon taking out the glass, light immediately shines through its translucent body—it’s the radiant glow of Rimuru himself! A "TenSura" collaboration item that is both display-worthy and highly practical is truly a dream piece for any collector. As expected from master artisans, the surface of the dual-layer glass is meticulously hand-carved, resulting in delicate, glossy cuts. The interplay of engraving and sandblasting techniques creates a dynamic sense of Rimuru's bouncing form as light reflects from different angles.
Rotating the glass reveals a polygonal pattern inspired by Rimuru's "Great Sage" skill, complemented by flowing lines representing his Water Blade ability and shimmering fragments of light. This is combined with the traditional hexagonal "kagome" pattern. This isn't just a crossover product; it's a work of art that transcends time, anime, and reality.
The body of the glass is engraved with isekai script, while the bottom features Rimuru's face (and entire body!) along with a unique worldwide limited edition number. This is an absolute must-have for any collector!
Pink is always cute, and Milim's Edo Kiriko glass makes its debut in a brilliant crimson! The box features Milim's portrait, and for some reason, it just feels a bit more special...
The glass seems to glow with its own light. The most captivating feature is the star-pattern carving themed after Milim's cute, curly hair, sparkling just like her innocent, enchanting eyes that are sure to make anyone fall for her.
The other side of the glass features a wild "yarai" pattern, with bold designs and sandblasted elements that express her "Destroyer" persona. As you hold the glass up to the light and view it from different angles, you can also spot motifs of her bamboo-leaf necklace and leg armor.
Of course, you'll also find Milim's isekai script, an illustration, and a proof of authenticity serial number. The light that radiates from this fusion of Milim and Edo Kiriko isn't just a display of glasswork; it's a glow of pure intellect!
Seeing Milim's cute face and the limited edition number at the bottom of the glass after a drink is sure to lift your spirits every time!
Fans already know how powerful the world of "That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime" is, but what about Edo Kiriko?
Edo Kiriko is a designated traditional craft of Tokyo, with origins dating back to 1834 at a glass shop in Edo's Odenmacho district. It became famous for its crystal glassware with clear colors and intricate patterns. This exquisite Japanese traditional craft involves master artisans hand-carving the surface of dual-layer glass to create delicate and lustrous vessels. The fine patterns are entirely dependent on the artisan's years of experience, requiring subtle adjustments in angle and pressure during cutting to produce a unique artistic beauty.
Since 1943, Edo Kiriko has been designated by the Japanese Imperial Household Agency to produce exclusive glassware for royal weddings, banquets, and the Emperor's personal use. These exquisite crystal glasses are also the official tableware used at the Prime Minister's official residence for state guests and at formal banquets hosted by Japanese embassies abroad.
With each design limited to 300 pieces worldwide, this transdimensional collaboration between the traditional Japanese craft of Edo Kiriko and Rimuru and Milim from "That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime" is a must-own for collectors! Treat yourself to a "new specialty product from the Jura Tempest Federation" and make every drink a healing experience. Time for another round! Get yours now!
>>Get yours here: https://iei-tw.jp/50985
Product Specifications:
・Material: Main body = Crystal glass
・Size (approx.): Height 8 cm ✕ Rim diameter 8 cm (Base diameter 5 cm)
・Made in Japan
※Color and glass thickness may vary slightly.
※As each item is handmade by an artisan, the appearance of the pattern may differ slightly from the photos.
©︎ Taiki Kawakami, Fuse, KODANSHA/“Ten-Sura” Project