She was inspired to create doll houses by her own children. Japanese artist Kiyomi began to create miniatures after she gave birth to her second child. The woman is so much fascinated by miniature world that she herself did not notice how it turned into a career.

Kiyomi creates hyperrealistic miniatures. Sometimes looking at the photo, and you can not believe that it is really tiny and fake.

The artist loves vintage, so you can see features of objects and things of the 18th century. Charming furniture with carved elements, antique shops, clothes and household tools. I do not know what it's like to play with such miniatures, but even looking at it is a great pleasure.

Kiyomi uses wire, paper, glass, polymer clay and epoxy resin to create a puppet miniature. The work is truly jewellery. The artist herself admits that she has to get up very early in the morning. Then the work is productive. As a fan of culinary miniatures, I could not miss her cakes, pies and whole pastry shops.

Kiyomi hasn't made a miniature just for her kids in a long time. She sells her works around the world successfully. Ordinary girls and collectors love them. Did you like the miniatures?