Glass
Iwamoto Fumiko
岩本文子
Iwamoto Fumiko works with molten glass and cutting techniques to create pieces that reflect the clarity and precision of Japanese glass artistry. Creating from the Chūgoku region, where understated beauty defines the craft aesthetic, their work demonstrates a deep commitment to preserving and advancing the traditions of Japanese glass.
Biography
Regular Member of the Japan Kogei Association, specializing in various traditional crafts. Based in the Chugoku region. Has 8 documented works in exhibitions.
The Art of Japanese Glass
While glass is a relatively recent addition to Japanese craft traditions, artists have developed distinctive approaches including Edo kiriko cut glass and Satsuma kiriko. Contemporary glass artists continue to innovate while honoring the precision and refinement characteristic of Japanese aesthetics. Iwamoto Fumiko brings expertise in glassblowing, cutting, and kiriko engraving to their practice.
Regular Member
As a Regular Member of the Japan Kōgei Association, Iwamoto Fumiko has achieved the highest level of recognition for their mastery of traditional techniques. This prestigious status is awarded to artists who have demonstrated exceptional skill, artistic vision, and dedication to preserving Japan's intangible cultural heritage through years of rigorous practice and exhibition.
Glass Artistry
Explore the beauty and craftsmanship of traditional Japanese glass.
