The rings were made in bee's wax by the customers, then cast in 18k gold and finished by Maki. Their personal design combined with the fingerprints of each partner bring poesy to the precious, lifelong object.

This collection was inspired by the idea of balance. Do the parts have to be the same size and weight to be in balance? Maki played with aesthetically well balanced combinations of stones and pearls to answer her question.

Length 2 cm

This mirror does not reflect your physical appearance. Instead there are patterns of repeated lines created by Maki's hand. The patterns can be seen in infinitely different ways. The mirror is part of a group of work for a public art project, installed at Huddinge Karolinska University Hospital in Sweden.

Diameter 80 cm

The cup was handcrafted in brass. It has an archetypical shape and is used by people on a daily basis more often than other objects such as cutlery. But a cup is not only a receptacle for liquids; it is also a witness of our conversations, an archive of our experiences.

Diameter 8 cm

Simple repeated lines and patterns on the surface of the stone. Maki's eyes were caught by the monotone rhythm, and she allowed herself to reflect her feelings upon them. When the mirror doesn’t reflect your appearance, what do you see then?

Height 9 cm