Born in Matsumoto, Nagano, in 1988. After studying at the Tokyo Glass Art Institute and elsewhere, Ishibashi has been working in Saitama since 2015.

The guiding words are “color for everyday life.” From small bowls and sake cups for the table to seasonal decorations such as hina dolls and kagami-mochi, everything is made of glass.

Multi-floral honey gathered over a whole year by Japanese honeybees in the hills and fields of Kyoto.

The bees are raised without chemicals and the honey is harvested only once a year. It is not heated: the honey that drips from the comb is bottled just as it is.