Projects

My priorities: Durability, Meticulous Craftsmanship, and a Touch of Uniqueness

I strive to bring the beauty of stained glass into everyday life—creating pieces that warm the heart and bring a little joy whenever you catch a glimpse of them.

The origins of stained glass date back as far as the 9th century. The fact that we can still admire medieval stained glass today is a testament to the enduring nature of the craft, the preservation of traditional restoration methods, and the evolution of construction techniques that have enhanced its durability over the centuries.

Under the guidance of two mentors at Miki Design Kobo, I thoroughly mastered the essential techniques of stained glass craftsmanship, rooted in traditional European methods. These include lead came, copper foil, fusing, slumping, grisaille painting, enamel and silver stain techniques, sandblasting, and glass mosaic.

By combining these techniques, I create one-of-a-kind stained glass pieces with an emphasis on durability, meticulous craftsmanship, and individuality. My goal is to create works that not only bring beauty and warmth to everyday life, but also remain cherished by their owners for generations to come.

Life with Stained Glass Art

“KINAKO” Chihuahua (Paris, France)

Golden Marriage Anniversary (Aichi, Japan)

Oceanside Tropical Mirror (Florida, USA)

“Haku” [Newborn] (Tokyo, Japan)

Golden Marriage Lamp (Aichi, Japan)

Buffalo Skull Valet Tray (California, USA)

Sunset In Monstera (Florida, USA)

Ruby Memorial (Okinawa, Japan)

Omusubi (KAWS) Jewelry Box (Tokyo, Japan)

"Cats" Jewelry Box (Tokyo, Japna)

Bar Dresden (Tokyo Japan)

60th Birthday (North Carolina, USA)

Tropical Flip Flops (Florida, USA)

Hair Resort Karen (Shimane, Japan)

Bar Ran (Tokyo, Japan)

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