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Tiny Glass Mysteries

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Caco

I was recently captivated by the darling, tiny glass-and-metal sculptures by the Japanese artist known as Caco. Try though I might, I wasn’t able to find out much about the artist, who describes herself as a craftsman and fortune teller. I did find a brief interview with her on the Art Machi Museum website. She told a story that she began her work with glass when she visited Ogasawara with her family 23 years ago. That was where she first encountered sea glass on the beach, and its loveliness inspired Caco to begin to work with glass to make small objects, planters, and sculptures.

Whatever her story, I absolutely love her results!

You can see all of Caco’s wonderful, ethereal work on their website and on Instagram.

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Author: Donna from One Beautiful Thing

I have committed to spending part of every day looking for at least one beautiful thing, and sharing what I find with you lovelies!

8 thoughts on “Tiny Glass Mysteries

  1. bcparkison's avatar

    oh..The tiny books are Mt faves.

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  2. yfaus's avatar

    anyone who works in miniature is astounding!! This art is stupendous! Thanks for another OBT!!

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  3. swallowridge2's avatar

    Squeee! These pieces are adorable! I love how she interprets The Little Prince!

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  4. Laura (PA Pict)'s avatar

    Oh these are wonderful! There is a childlike, fairytale quality to them that really appeals. The way the sculptures are often photographed on top of books reinforces the interpretation of them being like drawings that have come to life.

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