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Nana Watanabe
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Nana Watanabe
Nana Watanabe creates jewelry inspired by a fictional paradise, drawing from the rich colors and shapes of flora, fauna, and nature. Her work features intricate embroidery and three-dimensional forms, resulting in unique pieces. She uses recycled PET bottle fabrics, ensuring ethical, lightweight wearability.
With experience as a designer for a Tokyo fashion brand, her interest in threads and fabrics led her to create embroidered accessories. Each piece starts with flat embroidery, then is carefully cut and assembled into distinctive, one-of-a-kind jewelry.
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