🎄2022 Holiday special collection

The holiday season limited item that started last year has been released again this year. This year, we have prepared items from the framed series using single-grain imaginary stones.
Just like last year, we have set the price more affordable than usual to express our gratitude for the past year (limited price until December 31, 2022).

A series in which the colors that I imagined in my head as a child are captured in imaginary stones and framed. Sometimes it's a scene from a fairy tale, and other times it's a dazzling scenery. The shapes of such memories.

Items using red and whitish frost clear fantasy stones, and a new double ring mix of gold and silver that goes well with them. The new charm is also a mix of gold and silver.
red and white, gold and silver. We have arranged the items on the front, back, and pairs.
The motif is from the picture book "Alice in Wonderland" that I have read over and over again since I was a child. "Alice im Wunderland und im Land hinter dem Spiegel" written by Lewis Carroll / illustrated by Dusan Kallay.

　
Alice in Wonderland and The Land Behind the Looking Glass
Lewis Carroll / Dusan Kallay

A kingdom of colorful hues, where one has wandered into the world of playing cards.
Playing cards red and white, red and white roses painted. Above all, I used the memory of Dusan Kallay's colors in my head as a motif.
The box is also limited to the holiday season. It comes in a box that resembles the pocket watch that the rabbit carried in "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" (the charm is in an organdy bag).
Applications are accepted until December 31, 2022. Please take your time to take a look.

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Antiques from another world

Antiques from Another world / 來自異世界的古董
Inspired by the image of "light moving at the bottom of moonlit water," I began making jewelry featuring my self-made "imaginary Stones."

The image of "light moving at the bottom of moonlit water" comes from Kenji MIYAZAWA's fairy tale "Yamanashi." As a child, I would read books and create stories in my head every day.

By applying light-colored paint to resin, I turn the products of those childhood fantasies into "imaginary Stones," stones that sparkle and seem to come to life.

I offer several types of "imaginary Stones" in various series, but I aim to create them as interchangeable pieces so that customers can enjoy wearing them for a long time.