Nishimoto's New Glasses
2025-05-21 01:54:11

Yuki Nishimoto Unveils New Glass Collection at YUGEN Gallery FUKUOKA

Yuki Nishimoto Unveils New Glass Collection at YUGEN Gallery FUKUOKA



Recently, renowned ink artist Yuki Nishimoto launched an exciting new collection of glassware in collaboration with the esteemed Aichi Prefecture-based glass manufacturer RayES. The collection introduces beautiful designs featuring dragons, tigers, and hawks, adding to Nishimoto's already impressive repertoire. The newly released glasses include a compact 200ml version, making them suitable for a variety of occasions.

Since receiving the World Best Artwork Award in 2012 at the 'Embracing Our Differences' exhibition, Yuki Nishimoto has gained international acclaim, showcasing his live painting in cities such as Hong Kong and Shanghai, and contributing artwork for prestigious events including the NHK Red and White Song Festival and the World Swimming Championships. This latest collection continues to build on his well-deserved reputation.

Symbolism of Dragons, Tigers, and Hawks


Each motif holds a unique significance in Japanese culture. Dragons, considered auspicious, symbolize prosperity and happiness, embodying the essence of good fortune. Tigers epitomize courage and strength, representing a powerful will. Hawks, soaring high, symbolize freedom and the ambitious spirit striving for greater heights. With these motifs beautifully depicted on the glasses, they become more than just vessels; they infuse daily life with powerful energy and meaning.

Enjoying Art Through New Glassware


Nishimoto's latest glassware stands out as a piece of art in itself. When filled with beverages, the intricate ink designs of dragons, tigers, and hawks become even more pronounced, allowing users to appreciate their beauty in everyday settings. Each piece is also signed by Nishimoto, enhancing its value as a collectible work of art. Moreover, a customizable option for imprinting text is available, enabling unique combinations.

The new collection showcases Nishimoto's distinctive artistic style, and each motif conveys a special message. The addition of the 200ml size offers practicality without sacrificing aesthetics, making these glasses perfect for enjoying relaxing moments at home or as thoughtful gifts for loved ones. Regardless of the size selected, the exquisite artwork will elevate any dining experience.

Availability and Purchase Information


The latest glass collection is available for purchase through RayES's official website or at YUGEN Gallery FUKUOKA. For further details and purchasing options, simply follow the link below:

RayES Official Website

In addition to this new collection, YUGEN Gallery FUKUOKA offers a variety of original items from different artists, including tote bags, stationery, and T-shirts, providing ample opportunities to incorporate art into daily life.

Artist Profile: Yuki Nishimoto


Born in 1988 in Kagoshima Prefecture, Yuki Nishimoto has established himself as a key figure in contemporary art since winning the World Best Artwork Award. He captivates audiences globally with his live painting performances and has contributed to various significant projects across Japan and abroad, including clothing design collaborations and television appearances. Nishimoto continues to create art across two bases in Fukuoka and Fukui.

The YUGEN Gallery, founded in February 2022, specializes in modern Japanese art and aims to present the beauty of Japanese aesthetics to a broader audience. With locations in Tokyo and Fukuoka, it showcases a range of artworks by both emerging and established artists. The gallery is committed to promoting art in various forms and makes it accessible online in both Japanese and English.

For more information about upcoming exhibitions and the full range of artwork available, visit the official YUGEN Gallery site: YUGEN Gallery.


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