At this exhibition, Peter Ivy will unveil his latest groundbreaking creation: a pendant light featuring a shade made of white glass. Ivy’s process involved visualizing lighting fixture concepts, designing components using CAD, and prototyping them by physically creating the parts with a 3D printer. Each glass shade is meticulously hand-blown without the use of molds, and all the fixtures are bespoke, crafted to order.
Alongside the introduction of these new creations, this exhibition will also feature long-awaited classics such as ‘Yakumi’ and pitcher pieces. We look forward to welcoming you.
Request for visitors to the exhibition at our Tokyo and Kyoto stores:
- The exhibition period varies by location. Please be sure to check the details of the store you wish to visit in advance.
- Depending on the circumstances, we may implement a purchase quantity limit.
- Depending on the circumstances, you may be asked to wait before entering, or entry may be refused.
- Due to the nature of the exhibits, we kindly request that those with children elementary school age and younger refrain from entering.
To prevent overcrowding, reservations will be required for the following time periods on the opening day of the exhibition at our Tokyo and Kyoto stores. If you wish to make a reservation, please review the reservation form and secure your booking within the specified timeframe.
Reservations required for the following time periods:
OVER THE COUNTER:
April 5th (Friday) 11:00 – 16:00
HIN / Arts & Science:
April 19th (Friday) 11:00 – 14:00
Thank you for your kind understanding and cooperation.
PROFILE
Glass blower. Based in Toyama Prefecture, Japan, Peter Ivy’s studio, ‘Ryudo Kenkyusho,’ produces a diverse range of works from art pieces to everyday objects. Under the concept of “creating works that become more beautiful through use,” Ivy crafts pieces that are delicate yet warm and highly practical. These glass pieces, characterized by striking harmonies of subtle colors, seamlessly integrate into different environments. A&S has been showcasing Ivy’s works since 2012.
