Japanese glass art thrives on precision and restraint: clear forms, fine textures, and a sensitive interplay of light, reflection, and transparency. “Light and Shadow II” showcases works by young and highly talented glassblowers from Toyama and Kyoto.
Makers
Daigo Kikuchi
Delicate glass vessels from Toyama with a soft, luminous presence.
Miki Inoue
Elegant glass katakuchi from Toyama — soft curves, a lens-like polished base, and a quiet sophistication that moves you the moment you see it.
Torimoto Glass Studio
Heat-resistant glass wares from a mountain studio in Kyoto — elongated, grounded, and made for daily brewing.
Visiting Hours
Wed – Fri1:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Saturday12:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Sunday – TuesdayClosed