These are works by Minako Aiba, who is active in Aichi Prefecture.


She creates original pieces by combining various glass techniques such as mouse blowing, sandblasting, and kiln work.


Minako Aiba's glasswork is captivating for its playful spirit, primarily in black and white, setting it apart from the rigid beauty of transparent glass.


In the fluid motion of blown glass, colors intermingle, forming organic, marbled swirls.

Shapes emerge from a blend of chance and breath, not merely calculation.
The allure of her glass lies in its freedom and liberation, distinct from static, tense expressions.


From tableware to vases and objects, her pieces are perfect for interior decoration.


Please take a look at the current works of Minako Aiba, from her classic styles to her new and ambitious creations.

 

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Minako Aiba

1994 Born in Aichi Prefecture
2016 Graduated from Nagoya University of Arts, Craft Department
2017 Worked at a studio in Kanto
2021 Completed training at Shinseiki Kogei-kan
Currently active in Aichi Prefecture

@aiba.minako | #MinakoAiba

 

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Aiba Minako matte rim plate black

Aiba Minako matte rim plate black

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「色・空気・光が混ざり合う、軽やかなガラス」

This is a work by Minako Aiba, who is active in Aichi Prefecture.
She creates highly original pieces by combining various glass techniques such as mouse blowing, blast processing, and kiln work.

In addition to her monotone series, she also creates limited-edition colored works for exhibitions, and this time, pieces with a yellow theme will also be featured.

There are many vases and objects as well as tableware, making them highly recommended for interior decor.

■ Size: 190mm × 200mm Height 60mm
■ Weight: Approx. 260g
■ Material: Glass
■ Texture: Matte
■ Microwave: × / Dishwasher: × / Oven: ×

<Minako Aiba>
Born in Aichi Prefecture in 1994
Graduated from Nagoya University of Arts, Craft Department in 2016
Worked at a studio in Kanto in 2017
Completed training at Shinseiki Craft Museum in 2021
Currently based in Aichi Prefecture
@aiba.minako | #MinakoAiba

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