I was born and raised in Japan, surrounded by paper, hands-on making, and small details that invite curiosity.
Now living in Oregon, I turn Japanese paper into handmade accessories, one piece at a time.

Washi paper is light, strong, and a little bit magical.
I cut it, fold it, mix shapes and colors, and often ask myself,
“What would be fun to make today?”

These pieces aren’t meant to steal the spotlight.
They’re more like quiet companions, the kind that make you smile when you catch your reflection.

Nothing here is mass-produced.
I work slowly, playfully, and with care,
hoping to add a small moment of joy to everyday life.

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