Kazuhiro Toyama
Metal sculptor | Japan
HOMO FABER 2026 E-CATALOGUE
This joyful space shows how light can be a tool that the craft artist can use to manipulate materials and enhance objects of every shade of the rainbow. Pieces made from plastic, enamel, resin, glass and other materials are displayed on mirror-backed shelves and rotating bases, while a vast mirrored ceiling emphasises the kaleidoscopic effect. The exhibition space is complemented by an exquisite floor rug inspired by Goethe’s Theory of Colours, designed by Es Devlin and handmade by Jaipur Rugs.
With the generous support of JSW Foundation, Homo Faber Guardian of Creativity and Craftsmanship
Shudan Li 李树淡
Woodcarver | China
Fanny Ollas
Ceramicist | Sweden
Ronel Jordaan
Felt maker | South Africa
Muriel Persil
Ceramicist | France
Gaspard Fleury-Dugy
Textile creator | France
Ptolemy Mann
Weaver | United Kingdom
Rooshad Shroff
Stone carver | India
Sophie Aguilera Lester
Ceramicist | Spain
Sayuri Ikake
Ceramicist | Japan
Hanna Hansdotter
Glassblower | Sweden
Hana Hillerová
Glass sculptor | Czech Republic
Kiara Pelissier
Glassblower | Spain
Eglė Einikytė-Narkevičienė
Ceramicist | Lithuania
Yuki Ando
Ceramicist | Japan
Valay Gada
Mixed media sculptor | India
Andrés Anza
Ceramicist | Mexico
Charlie Larouche-Potvin
Glassblower | Montreal
Dhruv Agarwwal
Metal enameller | India
Dante Marioni
Glassblower | Washington
Naun Choi
Ceramicist | South Korea
Keeryong Choi
Glass sculptor | United Kingdom
Dae-Yong Byun
Resin artist | South Korea
George William Bell
Glassblower | USA