Born in Oita Prefecture. She discovered ceramics in 1998 and, after working at a pottery studio in Tokyo, launched her career as an independent artist in 2016. In 2019, she moved to Rokko, Hyogo Prefecture, where she built her own kiln. Her work features clay vessels with an antique-like quality that develops beautifully with age, incorporating silhouettes of fluted and quince forms and motifs such as wild grapes and berries. In addition to everyday tableware, she also makes heat-resistant dishes and donabe clay pots.