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                             Soft keepsakes shaped from storied cloth, honouring Japan’s Edo-era circular traditions.

 

Kimono and obi worked into contemporary pieces for quiet, meaningful spaces.

Holding Tsukiyo no Kingyo Cushion made from storied upclcked seigaiha kimono silk

                             OTsukiyo  evokes a moonlit night.

Not for its light alone, but for its rhythm.
Quiet cycles that mirror the way cloth moves through time.

From Kimono Past to Keepsake Present

Tsukiyo no Kingyo is a modern reimagining of Japan’s goldfish, long cherished as a symbol of prosperity and good fortune.

 

Each piece begins with fabric no longer worn — gathered, unmade, and shaped again.

 

Available in mini and cushion sizes, these soft sculptures settle easily into everyday life — as home accents, gifts, or personal keepsakes.

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Each Kingyo is one of a kind, with customisation guided through the Cloth Archive.

Begin your piece

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Cloth Archive

An evolving archive of kimono fabrics. Explore patterns and textures to inform your commission or made-to-order piece.

Made to Order

Select from signature forms to  customise cloth, thread, and details, for a piece made for you

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Commission

For a piece beyond my existing signature forms, collaborate with me from your concept to finished piece to shape something uniquely yours. 

Full moon over Mount Fuji at dusk

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Organic — Natural — Plastic Free

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