

Misato Nakamoto
Born in the city of Amakusa, Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan. Currently lives and works in Israel
My work is always born from dialogue with materials and people's hearts.
Whether I am "tailoring" a space to fit the soul of its inhabitant, or giving form to a vessel that rises back up on its own after falling, my work is always born from a "dialogue between the material and the human heart."
Interior Space Tailor
I carefully "tailor" spaces where the inhabitant's identity is reflected through a harmony of functionality and beauty.
Handmade Craftsh
Cherishing the warmth of handwork, I instill a narrative and tactile beauty into every single piece.
Ceramic Art (SIBUBU)
A fusion of traditional Japanese techniques and the spirit of Israel. I develop "SIBUBU," a vessel that sways but never falls, born from a daughter's love for her mother who lost her sight.
Space Tailor
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My products
In my home studio
In a traditional Japanese factory
In my free time
I create handcrafted ceramic pieces, decorated with traditional Japanese illustrations. Each item is made with care and passion, blending ancient artistry with contemporary design.
I craft unique handmade porcelain cups in Japan. Designed to gently spin on their base without ever tipping over, each piece blends traditional Japanese artistry with modern innovation — turning every cup into a truly special experience and collectible.
I create handcrafted micro-crochet earrings from fine cotton threads sourced directly from Japan. Each earring is meticulously designed, combining traditional Japanese precision with modern, unique style.
SIBUBU
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Pottery
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Crochet
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