Japanese needlewoman knits "calm" costume jewelry (Photo)
Handmade jewelry is created by Japanese needlewoman Miho Fujichi. Outwardly, her works give the impression of exquisite products.
Each accessory is an amazing decoration. And this is despite the fact that only a hook and thread are needed to make it. And yet, the cotton fibers for earrings and pendants are very organic.
The craftswoman often calls her jewelry “calm”. After all, they bring peace not only to her life, but also to the life of those who wear them.
The surrounding views of nature are inspired to create costume jewelry. She especially loves bushes and trees with berries that can be interpreted as decorations. Miho Fujichi often uses stylization like tree leaves, bunches of berries, mushroom baskets in his works.
For some knitted accessories, the woman uses dyes. She tints them with natural ingredients. So, monochrome muted shades emphasize the grace and nobility of jewelry.
Miho Fujichi places all his works in gift boxes with glass walls. Sometimes these are not just individual pieces of jewelry, but whole sets.
Each accessory is an amazing decoration. And this is despite the fact that only a hook and thread are needed to make it. And yet, the cotton fibers for earrings and pendants are very organic.
The craftswoman often calls her jewelry “calm”. After all, they bring peace not only to her life, but also to the life of those who wear them.
The surrounding views of nature are inspired to create costume jewelry. She especially loves bushes and trees with berries that can be interpreted as decorations. Miho Fujichi often uses stylization like tree leaves, bunches of berries, mushroom baskets in his works.
For some knitted accessories, the woman uses dyes. She tints them with natural ingredients. So, monochrome muted shades emphasize the grace and nobility of jewelry.
Miho Fujichi places all his works in gift boxes with glass walls. Sometimes these are not just individual pieces of jewelry, but whole sets.
