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Resume

1971　　　　　Graduate from Sakuragaoka Institute in fancywork

1971～1974　　Instructor at Sakuragaoka institute

1975　　　　　Graduate in European Embroidery from Rooster Fancywork Academy

1975～1977　　Participate in the summer school of Handarbetets Vanner. (Sweden)

1975～1991　　Study under Fumie Itagaki

　　　　　　　Member of Rooster Fancywork Academy specialty research group

　　　　　　　Participate to Rooster Fancywork Academy special research group exhibition (Matsuya department store in Ginza)

1990　　　　　Learn the basics of Flemish weaving from Motoko Tamura

　　　　　　　Self-study and research: make unique images by adding embroidery to picture weaving.

　　　　　　　Solo exhibition “First Fantasy, a Tale of Weaving and Embroidery”

　　　　　　　(Shiki Gallery in Ginza / Mitsukoshi department store in Sapporo, Art and Craft Salon)

1997　　　　　“Drawn by Threads and Needles, second Needle Art exhibition, “Tale of　the Moon and the Stars”” (Takashimaya department store in Tamagawa)

1997　　　　　“Second Fantasy, a Tale of Weaving and Embroidery” (Shiki Gallery in　Ginza)

2000　　　　　“Drawn by Threads and Needles, sixth Needle Art exhibition, “Landscape　with a Hundred Flowers” (Takashimaya department store in Shinjuku)

2002　　　　　Solo exhibition: “Second Fantasy, a Tale of Weaving and Embroidery” (Stage 21 Gallery in Ginza)

　　　　　　　Needle Art in Japan, Siena exhibition (Italy) (Siena City Hall gallery)

　　　　　　　27th Japanese Handicraft Art Exhibition prize winning (Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum)

2004　　　　　Solo exhibition “: “Fourth Fantasy, A Tale of Weaving and Embroidery” (Takashimaya department store in Shinjuku)

2006　　　　　Etsuko Nitta and the European Embroidery Farie exhibition (Takashimaya Gallery in Shinjuku)

Bibliography　“Fantasy, a Tale of Weaving and Embroidery”

　　　　　　　“The World of Etsuko Nitta, Enchanted by English Gardens”

　　　　　　　both published by ART BOX international.