Close-up view of black eyelashes hanging from a circular black holder, casting a shadow on a white background under bright lighting.

Poster for Creating Spaces 2026 art event, featuring images of sculptures and an outdoor event with people, hosted by Cotswold Sculptors at Miserden, with details for dates, times, and RSVP information.

Miserden is situated in the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in Gloucestershire, it sits roughly 4 miles northeast of Stroud. It is famous for its rolling hills, traditional limestone cottages, and the award-winning 17th-century The Garden at Miserden.

I'm pleased to announce that my Matsu-mori sculptor is at Miserden this summer from 3rd June to 2nd August 2026.

My practice is rooted in jewellery design and making, but this time I stepped beyond the bench to create a bold large-scale sculptural piece. This exciting new direction has led me to become a member of the Cotswold Sculptors Association.

A pine forest in its condensed form. The name ‘Matsu-Mori’ means Pine Forest in my native language of Japanese. Each needle has been handmade using traditional jewellery techniques to form the characteristic branches of the Picea breweriana tree. I have emulated the flowing natural form of this evergreen tree as faithfully as I can while working within my skillset as a jeweller.