Yukiko proposes and encourages the use of objects designed to last. The design of the pieces originates from single-use objects (primarily plastic, polystyrene, metal, and paper), to which artistic, decorative, and functional elements from nature are added as a sign of gratitude and respect. The collection invites reflection on this harmful habit and a change in consumption patterns. True to the Japanese tradition of respect for customers, she carefully considers the presentation and packaging of her products, using recycled materials and those from sustainable agriculture. The collections are aimed at a consumer concerned about environmental issues, sensitive to artisanal and artistic offerings, and aware of their influence on personal growth and societal development. This consumer considers nature and culture as integral to socioeconomic growth.
Her creativity draws on various concepts:
Gift of nature: She mimics, in porcelain, fruits that nature provides. It is a sign of gratitude and respect for nature.
Memories: objects from the past that are part of our experiences.
Use and don't throw away: in the face of our society's consumerist habit of using and discarding, it proposes and encourages the use of objects that last.
