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【ご購入前にご確認ください】 ● 作品について ひとつひとつ丁寧に制作・検品しておりますが、ハンドメイド作品のため、わずかな気泡等が見られる場合がございます。作品の個性としてご理解いただけましたら幸いです。 ● 色味について 撮影環境やお使いのモニターにより、実物と色味が異なって見える場合がございます。できる限り実物に近づけて撮影しておりますが、あらかじめご了承ください。 ● サイズ・年代表記について 採寸・年代は目安となります。多少の誤差が生じる場合がございます。気になる点はご購入前にお問い合わせください。 ● 返品・キャンセルについて お客様都合による返品・キャンセルは原則お受けしておりません。 万が一、説明と著しく異なる点がございましたら、到着後3日以内にご連絡ください。誠意をもって対応させていただきます。 作品とのご縁を大切にしていただける方にお届けできましたら嬉しいです。 とんぼ玉作家　ガラスアート　ジュエリーデザイナー　Michaoo71 ハンドメイド創作ガラスアートジュエリーを制作しており、その作品は極細密表現と非常にユニークなデザインが特徴です。 ●作品はニューヨーク州 the Corning Museum of Glassをはじめ内外の有名な美術館で展示販売されており、国内の有名百貨店での個展も10年以上続いています。また、上野の森美術館でも10年以上にわたって展示されています。作品は新聞や雑誌にも多数掲載されています。●●製作手法はバーナーワーク（トンボ玉）とヒュージング技法です。基本的な素材はイタリアのミラノ島産のMORETTIソーダガラスとボロシリケイトガラスです。彼は超絶細密な手法に優れており、特に動物や植物のモチーフが人気を集めています。 バーナーワーク教本02　2024／8／1発売に代表作掲載 You can now order from minne overseas. Tonbodama artist, glass art, jewelry designer Michaoo71 We produce handmade creative glass art jewelry, and our works are characterized by extremely detailed expressions and extremely unique designs. ●His works have been exhibited and sold at famous museums in Japan and abroad, including the Corning Museum of Glass in New York, and he has also had solo exhibitions at famous department stores in Japan for over 10 years. It has also been exhibited at the Ueno Royal Museum for over 10 years. Many of his works have also been published in newspapers and magazines. ●●The production method is burner work (dragonfly ball) and fusing technique. The basic materials are MORETTI soda glass and borosilicate glass from the Italian island of Milan. He excels in extremely detailed techniques, and his animal and plant motifs are particularly popular. Tonbodama 艺术家、玻璃艺术、珠宝设计师 Michaoo71 我们生产手工创意玻璃艺术饰品，作品的特点是极其细致的表达和极其独特的设计。 ●作品曾在纽约康宁玻璃博物馆等日本国内外著名博物馆展出和销售，并在日本著名百货公司举办个展十余年。它也在上野皇家博物馆展出了十多年。他的许多作品也发表在报纸和杂志上。 ●●生产方法为燃烧器工作（蜻蜓球）和熔断技术。基本材料是来自意大利米兰岛的MORETTI钠玻璃和硼硅酸盐玻璃。他擅长极其细致的技法，他的动物和植物图案尤其受欢迎。 Misao Kawabata — Japanese Glass Artist Misao Kawabata is a distinguished Japanese glass artist whose visionary lampwork beads transcend the conventional boundaries of glass beadmaking. Through a unique process of flattening the glass surface, he transforms the bead into a miniature pictorial field, allowing birds, flowers, and other elements of an imagined paradise to unfold with remarkable delicacy and depth. Entirely self-taught, Kawabata has pursued an uncompromising artistic vision, developing a highly individual language in glass. His works occupy a distinctive space between sculpture, painting, and jewelry, combining intricate craftsmanship with poetic imagery. Each creation is entirely one of a kind—a miniature glass painting in which color, form, and narrative converge. His works are held in the permanent collection of the Corning Museum of Glass in New York. He has been featured by Japan’s leading newspapers, including the Sankei Shimbun, Yomiuri Shimbun, and Asahi Shimbun, and has appeared on television programs. His work has also been published in CreAtor 04 – Tombo-dama and featured in Bijutsu Gaho No. 58 (2012). Kawabata has exhibited four times at the Ueno Royal Museum, as well as at the Notojima Glass Art Museum, Koganezaki Crystal Park / Glass Museum, ARTIZONE MUSEUM, and other distinguished venues. His achievements include the Miyabi Grand Prize and Third Prize at the Bead and Jewelry Contest in the United States, as well as finalist selections in numerous prestigious competitions, including the Beads Grand Prix, Japan Jewelry Award, Asahi Contemporary Craft, and Japan Lampwork Society competitions. Through his singular vision and mastery of flame-worked glass, Kawabata has established an unmistakable artistic identity, creating works that invite viewers into a world where glass becomes both sculpture and poetry.