Posted by acco, who has a pulp art atelier in Kamakura Introducing "Washi art carefully finished one by one from washi paper"! The delicately made lamp is fantastic and wonderful. This work is exhibited at the "Merry Christmas" exhibition at Gallery ARTS RUSH in Daikanyama, Tokyo from December 7th ~ December 25th. Please check the post for details.

『Blue bird』 With the hope that the blue bird will bring happiness. Washi art carefully finished one by one from washi paper, pulp art blade lamps were made. The stand was designed in the image of a bird's toe. It is designed for indirect lighting that glows LEDs with batteries, and it is very beautiful when lit in a room at night. The light through the washi paper envelops the space with soft light. We are exhibiting at the "Merry Christmas" exhibition at ARTS RUSH, Gallery ARTS RUSH in Daikanyama, Tokyo, which started today. Art Rush is an art gallery that can be walked from Daikanyama Station and Ebisu Station in about 5 to 6 minutes, where you can enjoy the works of unique artists. Please feel free to carry it when you come nearby. Art Rush Special Exhibition Vol.401 Chritmas Exhibition 『 ～Merry Christmas～』 Wednesday, December 7, 2022 ~ Sunday, December 25, 2022 AM10:00~PM6:00 Closed on Tuesdays (admission free) =Participating Artists= Silhouette Factory / Takio Ejima Imo Yume Workshop / Sachi Okazawa / Myu Masaaki Watanabe / Aki Higashida / Akiko Miura Ryo Takagi / Kiyoba / Mai Nakahirai acco/Gimmel Garden/愼作 角 < jumping in> Hina Aoyama 〒150-0021 2-14-10 Ebisunishi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo Twawon Daikanyama 103 tel 03-3770-6786／fax 03-3770-6786

Posted by acco, who has a pulp art atelier in Kamakura Introducing "White Rose Lamp of Washi Art"! The delicate shape and soft atmosphere unique to washi paper are impressive! You can also see various works in the online shop and on the official website.

With thoughts to fly into a wonderful world When I saw the Japanese paper with long fibers that become fluffy when torn into pieces, I wanted to make feathers. I still can't forget the joy I felt when I used the skills my master taught me to make washi paper feathers.   I think that pulp and washi still have a lot of unknown potential, so I am working on my production activities while keeping an eye on what I can do new or what can be used as a hint for production.

『White rose』 White rose lamp with washi art. Petals, gaku, leaves. Each paper is made of Japanese paper of different thicknesses, and it is a process of trial and error to make it look beautiful when exposed to light. I paid attention to details such as the thickness of the branches.

『Angel's ladder』 A cloud lamp of handmade washi art inspired by the ladder (twilight rays) of angels who say that you can be happy when you meet. The mulberry fiber, which is the raw material for washi, looked like a cloud for a long time, so after trial and error to figure out how to give it shape, a cloud of washi paper was born. I became a bouquet wrapped in sky blue Japanese paper and set off to the person with my dreams. May ♡ a wonderful world expand The world of pulp art is also full of possibilities.

"KUGEKAI MARCHE" is held every 4th Saturday in a corner of Kugenuma Kaigan Shopping Street. I would like to participate in the memorable 1st anniversary for the first time in a long time. You can enjoy art works, delicious food, massages and interesting shops, so if you are near ☺us this Saturday, please come ♪ and play. Kugekai Marche 1st Anniversary Party November 26 (Sat) 11:00〜17:00 Odakyu Enoshima Line 5-minute walk from Kugenumakaigan Station towards Enoshima

Flowers arranged with Japanese paper and mulberry fiber, the raw material for washi paper, were made. I tried to make it while thinking about a person who creates wonderful works that are very delicate but feel the strength of will, and he became my favorite child. wholeheartedly

The expression of the light produced from handmade Japanese paper made from mulberry fibers, the raw material of washi. The light that spreads through the washi paper is soft, gentle, and soothing. Washi is a traditional culture of Japan. Washi art has infinite possibilities.