Art in the Park
June 1st & 2nd, 2024
Stephens Lake Park, Columbia, Missouri
Missouri Botanical Garden
4344 Shaw Blvd, St. Louis, MO
John Burroughs School
755 South Price Road
Saint Louise, MO 63124
We are closed on:
Oct. 1st - 8th
Nov. 18th - 28th
Regular Shop Hours:
Wednesday - Friday
11 AM - 4 PM
Saturday, 11 AM - 5 PM
Sunday, 11 AM - 4 PM
Looking forward to seeing you !
My work is porcelain, wheel-thrown, and one-of-a-kind. Each individual piece is hand-painted with slip, decorated with colors of underglaze, and high-fired. They are delicately crafted with details that are inspired by nature.
My themes express beauty and harmony, as well as playfulness. The motifs include images of plants, trees and
My work is porcelain, wheel-thrown, and one-of-a-kind. Each individual piece is hand-painted with slip, decorated with colors of underglaze, and high-fired. They are delicately crafted with details that are inspired by nature.
My themes express beauty and harmony, as well as playfulness. The motifs include images of plants, trees and wildlife, which are enhanced through my own interpretation-- based on visual and tactile impressions-- often along with a story, or personal experience. It is my visual diary and has evolved over the years. By using playful and unique functional pots, I hope to enhance the dining experience, as well as create a pleasant atmosphere, where you share thoughts with friends and family. It is my endeavor to share positive & uplifting emotions through my work.
I was born in Osaka, Japan. From a very young age I began my artful journey-- by drawing, sketching, & crafting to express myself. Art became the outlet for sharing my joy, devotion, & passion! My interest in ceramics was introduced by my father who loved and appreciated pottery. Since I was young, my father accompanied me to ceramics
I was born in Osaka, Japan. From a very young age I began my artful journey-- by drawing, sketching, & crafting to express myself. Art became the outlet for sharing my joy, devotion, & passion! My interest in ceramics was introduced by my father who loved and appreciated pottery. Since I was young, my father accompanied me to ceramics galleries and shops quite often. These experiences throughout my childhood built the foundation for my aesthetics. I received a Master of Fine Arts in ceramics from the University of Missouri-Columbia in 2003.
I currently work as a professional, full-time artist, producing work at my studio in Rocheport, Missouri.
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