Oct 08, 2026 - Oct 18, 2026

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Fujiko Ena: Murrine Sketches

Glass artist Fujiko Ena has built a diverse body of work as a master of murrine, one of the most distinctive techniques in Venetian glassmaking.
Under the overarching theme of “Flowers, Birds, Wind, and Moon,” Ena has presented a series of exhibitions since 2016, focusing successively on the topics of Flowers, Birds, and Moon. In her fourth solo exhibition at Wako, she turns her attention to Wind.
Through delicate expanses of murrine, Ena captures the intangible force of wind — invisible yet ever-present, rustling through trees and grasses, sweeping across the surface of water, carrying the changing seasons. She skillfully manipulates color and light to create a poetic and evocative world of glass art.
Alongside some beloved series from her previous three exhibitions, including the Flower Garden and Vine collections, this exhibition also features ambitious new works such as lidded vessels and bowls.
From vases and lampshades to charming bird and acorn sculptures, visitors are invited to step into the enchanting world of Ena’s murrine creations.