Koji Ishii (1946–2019) is one of Japan's leading glass artists, known for his fantastical jellyfish motif works. Using a unique inclusion technique, he trapped colors and motifs inside the glass to create a sense of transparency and floating that is reminiscent of the deep sea. All of his works are one-of-a-kind, handmade pieces, and are housed in art museums both in Japan and abroad. They continue to be highly regarded today, with small pieces selling for around 80,000 yen and medium to large masterpieces selling for over 1 million yen.
Note: Even if the products we offer are new and unused, they are all listed as second-hand products because they were produced very long ago. Please note that the products may have damage due to aging, so please understand and check before considering purchasing.
