"Gasa no Kage," or “Shadow of the Parasol,” reveals what’s hidden beneath the shadow of beauty. Across 103 NFTs and six categories, Yuki blends masked femininity with razor-sharp intent, layering collage textures, lacquered patterns, and crimson parasols into portraits that feel both ceremonial and dangerous. Although the mask is a recurring motif in much of Yuki's work, the parasol is a new symbol—an object of protection that doubles as a shield, a screen, and sometimes a weapon.

Drawn from her signature mixed-media process and adapted through Orangehare in-house production techniques, "Gasa no Kage" extends Yuki’s exploration of identity, concealment, and hidden beauty (and danger!) Instagram: @orangehare.io X: @Orangehare_io

"Gasa no Kage," or “Shadow of the Parasol,” reveals what’s hidden beneath the shadow of beauty. Across 103 NFTs and six categories, Yuki blends masked femininity with razor-sharp intent, layering collage textures, lacquered patterns, and crimson parasols into portraits that feel both ceremonial and dangerous. Although the mask is a recurring motif in much of Yuki's work, the parasol is a new symbol—an object of protection that doubles as a shield, a screen, and sometimes a weapon.

Drawn from her signature mixed-media process and adapted through Orangehare in-house production techniques, "Gasa no Kage" extends Yuki’s exploration of identity, concealment, and hidden beauty (and danger!) Instagram: @orangehare.io X: @Orangehare_io

"Gasa no Kage," or “Shadow of the Parasol,” reveals what’s hidden beneath the shadow of beauty. Across 103 NFTs and six categories, Yuki blends masked femininity with razor-sharp intent, layering collage textures, lacquered patterns, and crimson parasols into portraits that feel both ceremonial and dangerous. Although the mask is a recurring motif in much of Yuki's work, the parasol is a new symbol—an object of protection that doubles as a shield, a screen, and sometimes a weapon.

Drawn from her signature mixed-media process and adapted through Orangehare in-house production techniques, "Gasa no Kage" extends Yuki’s exploration of identity, concealment, and hidden beauty (and danger!) Instagram: @orangehare.io X: @Orangehare_io