eraQuilt
母から受け継いだ、布を縫うという手仕事。
その記憶を受け継ぎながら、今の自分が感じる色、形、余白を重ねていく。
誰かに合わせるためではなく、
自分の感覚に還るために。
時代や世代を越えて受け継がれてきた手仕事を、
今を生きる自分の表現へ。
そしてまた、次の誰かへ。
色やステッチを重ねるのではなく、
あえて抑え、選び取ることで生まれる静かな美しさ。
黒や濃紺を軸に、ときに別の色を差し込みながら、
幾何学の構成を静かに組み立てています。
針目を丁寧に重ねることで陰影が生まれ、
角度や距離によって表情も変わります。
強い色や光で際立たせるのではなく、
影が生む余白を大切にしながら、
暮らしの中で静かに佇むキルトを目指しています。
eraQuilt
I inherited the craft of quilting from my mother.
Carrying that memory with me, I layer the colors, forms, and spaces that speak to who I am now.
Not to conform to someone else,
but to return to my own sensibility.
A craft passed down through generations and across time,
reimagined as an expression of who I am today.
And from here, passed on to someone new.
Rather than adding more color or stitching,
I find a quiet beauty in restraint and careful selection.
Working mainly with black and deep navy, with occasional touches of other colors,
I quietly build compositions through geometric forms.
Carefully layered stitches create depth and shadow,
allowing each piece to reveal a different expression depending on the angle and distance.
Rather than relying on bold color or light to stand out,
I value the space created by shadow,
creating quilts that rest quietly within everyday life.
