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Winter Solstice
Inspired by the Winter Solstice, one of the 24 solar terms, this series evokes a sense of warmth, contrary to the cool impression often associated with glass. Winter is the artist's favorite season; napping beside the glass furnace during lunch breaks is particularly cozy.
Winter Solstice
Inspired by the solar term, this series shows warmth instead of glass’s coolness. Winter is my favorite season—napping by the furnace feels cozy.
冬至
二十四節気の冬至に着想を得たシリーズ。涼やかな印象のガラスに、やわらかな温もりを宿した。冬はもっとも好きな季節。炉のそばでまどろむ時間が、何よりのぬくもりを教えてくれる。
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Taiwan's 100 Peaks
Handmade shot glasses inspired by Taiwan's mountains, incorporating the scenery of the four seasons. Taiwan has nearly 300 mountains over 3,000 meters high, with the "100 Peaks" right among us. Through each "100 Peaks" glass, experience the continuous impression of Taiwan's mountains and rivers.
Bai-Yue
Handmade glass cup inspired by Taiwan’s peaks. Taste the beauty of the mountains in every sip.
百岳
台湾の山々に着想を得た手作りの酒杯。四季折々の景色を映し、杯を手に山川の美しさを味わう。
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Summer Solstice
Inspired by the Summer Solstice, one of the twenty-four solar terms.
The pale blue bubbly glass evokes a sense of coolness and relief from the summer heat. Imagine shaved ice, cold noodles, fruit, or ice cream served in it, with tiny droplets forming on the glass surface, bringing a refreshing sensation from your hands to your heart.
Summer Solstice
Pale blue glass, cool as summer. Hold shaved ice, fruit, or noodles—it chills your hands and heart.
夏至
二十四節気の夏至に着想を得た器。淡い青のガラスが涼を誘い、かき氷や果物を入れると、手のひらから心までひんやりとした心地よさが広がる。
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Vernal Equinox
靈感來自二十四節氣中的春分。
想像著春櫻飄落、旋風飛舞，綻放的春花在粉色光輝裡與凋零同時發生，呈現出壯麗的景色。玻璃有著這樣定格瞬間美景的潛力。
Spring Equinox
Inspired by the solar term, imagine cherry blossoms swirling, spring flowers blooming and withering simultaneously in a pink glow, creating a magnificent scene. Glass has the potential to freeze such a beautiful moment.
春分
二十四節気の春分に着想を得た作品。桜が舞い、春の花々が光を放つひとときを、ガラスの中にそっと留めた。
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Draft
Touching the velvety feel of moss and the deep textures of trees,
The creations of nature have a magic that often gives me inspiration and strength to move forward. I want to weave these experiences into an endless carpet.
Moss
Touching moss and carving tree forms, I feel nature’s magic. It inspires me and weaves into an endless carpet of creativity.
習草
苔のやわらかな感触や、木を抱くような彫りに触れながら、自然の魔力から力をもらう。その記憶を糸にして、無限に続く絨毯へと編み込みたい。
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Black Jade
Black glass that attempts to blend ancient and modern.
In ancient times, due to the purple tint of the material, thickness was required to deepen the black. In modern times, true black glass can be produced, allowing for very thin glass without color deviation. Therefore, we want to showcase the wisdom of applying ancient and modern materials in our vessels.
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Cat Hotpot
Inspired by the act of working with molten glass.
The kiln, shaped like a sitting cat, is specifically named a "Cat Pot." The incense burner then resembles a master standing before the kiln. When incense is lit, the stick appears like a glass tube inserted into the kiln, evoking the image of working with molten glass.
Cat Pot
Inspired by a glass kiln, shaped like a sitting cat. When incense burns, the stick recalls a glass tube dipped into the kiln.
猫鍋
ガラスの窯から着想を得た香立て。端正に座る猫の姿に、線香を立てるとガラス棒を窯に差し込む光景が重なる。
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Big Tree
Inspired by the giant trees of Jhenshibao in the mountains of Hsinchu. When placed upside down, the cups resemble a miniature forest, and their rim flares out like roots spreading across the earth, connecting your feet to the land.
Great Tree
Inspired by Jhenshibao’s giant trees. Upside down, the cups form a forest; their rims spread like roots in the earth.
〈大樹〉
新竹・鎮西堡の巨木群から着想。逆さにすると小さな森のようで、口の形は大地に広がる根を思わせる。
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Watching the Smoke
Inspired by incense burners found in Taiwanese temples.
The glass embodies the spirit of prayer, with its raised foot appearing to pray to the heavens. The patterns are derived from painted architectural elements of temples, representing the early craftsmen's reverence for celebrations and beliefs, and the spirit passed down through generations.
Phaseless Smoke
Inspired by temple incense burners. The patterns echo painted temple art, carrying prayers, devotion, and tradition across generations.
観煙
台湾の廟にある香炉に着想を得た作品。彩り豊かな紋様には、祭りと信仰への敬意、そして受け継がれてきた祈りの心が宿る。
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Ink Wash Painting
Inspired by the rich ink and "flying white" of calligraphy.
An ancient art of oriental writing. Black glass is repeatedly folded and then blown, capturing the moment of the brushstroke, as if one can feel the action and sweat of its creation.
calligraphy
Inspired by Chinese calligraphy. Folded black glass captures the stroke’s motion and spirit.
Ink Painting
A piece inspired by the shades of calligraphy and the flow of the brush. Black glass is repeatedly folded and blown, capturing the flicker of the brush and the breath of the maker.
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White Jade
「白玉」是老一輩師傅對白色玻璃的俗稱。
早年大量做成白玉奶油燈罩。在玻璃工廠紛紛停業之後，我們搜集了這些剩餘的庫存，重新以新的型態融入生活中。
White Jade
Once used for lamp shades, this white glass—called “White Jade” by old craftsmen—finds new life today.
白玉
かつて職人たちは白いガラスを「白玉」と呼び、乳白の灯罩として多く用いた。時を経て閉じられた工場の在庫を集め、現代の暮らしに新たなかたちでよみがえらせた。
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Garden
Repurposing accidentally broken glass.
As the fragments half-melt, new clear glass is added, allowing it to naturally flow and be blown into shape. The maker's touch is visible in this new life, like a timeless, ever-blooming garden.
Garden
Broken glass is reused. As pieces half-melt, clear glass is added and flows into shape. The maker’s shadow turns into new life, set as a blooming garden forever.
花園
砕けたガラスに透明ガラスを重ね、溶け合う流れの中で新しい形が生まれる。師の姿が命を宿し、永遠に咲く庭となる。
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Prajna
The colorful sake cups are inspired by the atmosphere of enjoying drinks and conversation.
It is said that monks in the past referred to sake as "Prajna-tō" (般若湯), meaning "wisdom soup." This series embodies the joyful atmosphere of lively conversation.
Prajna
Monks once called wine “Prajna Soup,” the water of wisdom. These colorful cups capture the cheerful air of shared drinks and lively talk.
般若
昔の僧侶が酒を「般若湯」と呼び、智慧の水としたことに由来する。色とりどりの杯が、語らいと笑いに満ちたひとときを映し出す。
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Shui Ling
Inspired by childhood memories of playing in the water.
While getting close to the water, one feels as if the water is embracing them. Floating weightlessly in the water, gradually becoming one with it, as if water spirits are dancing.
Water Spirit
Inspired by childhood play with water—floating weightless, embraced by it, with rainbows appearing like spirits dancing.
水靈
子どもの頃の水遊びの記憶から生まれた作品。水に抱かれ、無重力のまま漂うとき、目の前に虹が浮かび、水の精が舞うように感じられる。
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Auspicious Clouds
將長年習藝的困難比喻為遙遠的雲朵。
追雲的努力、探索的樂趣。感受到雲朵飄到身旁時，也想捧起雲朵分給更多的人。
Auspicious Cloud
Years of training feel like chasing distant clouds—a difficult yet joyful endeavor. When the cloud drifts close, I want to hold it and share it with others.
祥雲
修行の道のりを遠い雲にたとえ、追い続ける努力と探る喜びを込めた。やがてその雲がそばに漂うとき、そっと手に取り、そのぬくもりを皆と分かち合いたい。
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Frost's Descent
Inspired by Frost Descent, one of the twenty-four solar terms.
Just like the leisure time spent rolling around at home on a rainy day, the act of kneading and playing with glass becomes a tangible experience. It's as if, regardless of the weather, having glass nearby makes you forget the passage of time.
Frost Descent
Inspired by the solar term. Like rainy days spent at home, kneading glass turns time still and brings quiet joy.
霜降
二十四節気の霜降に着想を得た作品。雨の日に家でくつろぐように、手のひらでガラスを揉みながら形にする。そのやわらかな感触の中で、時の流れをふと忘れてしまう。
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Meiping vase
Inspired by Lin Yao-Nong's masterpiece, "Treasure Vase," this Meiping vase style was developed. Incorporating the artist's masterful techniques and the vase's characteristic plump body and narrow mouth, it not only conveys auspiciousness and wealth but also embodies the spirit of inheriting the past and inspiring the future.
Meiping
Inspired by Lin Yao-Nong’s “Treasure Vase,” with full belly and narrow mouth, symbolizing fortune and heritage.
梅瓶
師・林瑤農の代表作「聚宝瓶」に着想を得て、梅瓶のかたちを展開した。ふくらむ胴と小ぶりな口に師の技と精神を受け継ぎ、吉祥のかたちとして新たに息づかせた。
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Water Mirror
Water flowing from glass forms a bright, reflective surface.
The movement of water and the stillness of glass create a subtle contrast, symbolizing fragmented moments of time that repeatedly surface in memory yet are difficult to grasp concretely.
Water Mirror
Flowing glass forms a shining surface. The stillness of glass contrasts with water’s motion, symbolizing fleeting, elusive moments in memory.
水鏡
流れゆくガラスが光を映す鏡面となり、水の揺らぎと静寂のガラスが響き合う。その対比が、記憶の中に漂う儚い時間のかけらを映し出す。
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Ten Colors
In the world of glass, transparency is the sum of all light.
In other words, when various colors of leftover glass are added back into the furnace in just the right proportions, clear glass can be produced. Transparent light contains all sorts of colors, as vast and varied as a kaleidoscope, and this serves as the inspiration.
Tenfold Light
In glass, transparency is the harmony of all hues.When colors melt together in balance, they return to clear— a clarity that holds every shade of light.
十色
ガラスの世界では、透明はすべての色の調和。さまざまな色ガラスの欠片をほどよく溶かし合わせると、再び澄んだ透明が生まれる。その中に無数の光の色が息づいている。
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Yakou
The factory lights are often kept dim so that the glass can be seen more clearly during work. The artisans handle thousand-degree molten glass, which is scalding hot and glowing, possessing a magical allure that makes one stare intently.
The glowing glass in the dark is the author's most familiar impression, and thus they wish to bring this impression beyond the factory, extending it to further places.
Dawnlight
In the dim workshop, glass burns with its own white heat, a living glow I’ve watched for years—now I wish to carry that light beyond the furnace.
夜明
薄暗い工房で、熱を帯びたガラスが白く輝き、息づくように揺らめく。長く見つめてきたその光を、炉の外へ、もっと遠くへと運び出したい。
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Well
Inspired by the historic architectural complex of Beipu, Hsinchu.
The vibrant colors of the ancient well reflect the imprints of different eras and ethnic groups, evoking echoes from the pioneering period of history. The hexagonal base mirrors the architectural form of the ancient well and is also characteristic of the glass technique "bottom-forming," preserving this usually cut-off part to symbolize the intention of historical continuity.
The Well
Inspired by Beipu’s old wells, where color recalls time and memory.Its hexagonal form echoes their enduring architecture.
水井
台湾・新竹北埔の古井に着想を得た作品。鮮やかな色が時代と人々の記憶を映し、六角の台座がその建築のかたちを受け継ぐ。
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Pearl
Inspired by a childhood treasure box, the artist infuses favorite flavors like bubble tea, candied hawthorns, and black sesame glutinous rice balls into the design. These ordinary fragments sparkle like gems in the artist's eyes, thus the desire to create a keepsake box to preserve these special memories. Gazing at the swirling patterns of the piece, one gets the illusion of being drawn into it.
Pearl
Inspired by a childhood treasure box of sweet memories—bubble tea, candied fruit, and sesame dumplings swirling like gems in glass.
真珠
子どもの頃の宝箱の記憶から着想。
タピオカや飴細工、ゴマ団子の思い出が、渦巻くガラスの中で宝石のように光る。
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Amber
In Taiwan's glass industry, young people are rarely seen. In other words, hands-on transmission of techniques will become increasingly difficult to find.
Therefore, this series aims to integrate the techniques learned from the masters into the glass. The glass fruits and animals, carrying the masters' pride, are like transparent time capsules filled with wisdom.
Amber
Few young makers remain, and true mentorship is fading.Each piece carries my masters’ craft—tradition sealed like light within glass.
琥珀（こはく）
若い職人が少なく、手ほどきの技は希少になっている。師の技を溶かし込んだガラスは、光の中に伝統を宿す。
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Four-Leaf
Inspired by the lucky four-leaf clover.
Layers of colored glass are blown to create a blooming effect. The vibrant color scheme evokes the feeling of waking up naturally just before the alarm, a truly fortunate start to the day.
Four-Leaf
Inspired by the lucky four-leaf clover. Layered colored glass opens gently during blowing, creating a fresh, uplifting look—like waking just before the morning alarm.
フォーリーフ
幸運の四つ葉のクローバーをモチーフに、色ガラスを重ねて吹き広がる形を表現。朝の目覚めのように、軽やかで前向きな印象です。