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EARLY SUMMER ACCESSORIES collection
2024.4.11(Thu)-5.7(Tue)
POTPURRI Shoin-jinja
2024.4.23(Tue)-5.12(Sun)
POTPURRI Kiyosumi-Shirakawa
Light touches for a summer outfit
From quiet designs to colorful pieces, the collection brought together
accessories, bags and pouches.
Choosing something for the day's mood or occasion
is part of the pleasure.
The Kiyosumi-Shirakawa and Shoin-jinja stores
featured different brands
and event dates.
See the brand introductions and Instagram for details.
The event invited visitors to find
a piece for the coming season
while enjoying a walk around Kiyosumi-Shirakawa
or Shoin-jinja.
Featured brands
Aquvil
Antique and vintage components gathered from around the world inspire accessories with a small, unexpected twist, made to bring a smile to the viewer.
Aquvil plays on akubi, the Japanese word for yawn, expressing a hope that the pleasure of the pieces will pass gently from person to person.
Featured only at the Kiyosumi-Shirakawa store during this event.
ichinose naomi handworks
Handmade accessories with simple beauty and a hint of nostalgia.
Memorable moments from daily life become thoughtful pieces intended to last beyond passing trends.
Casting silver from vintage lace captures delicate patterns and a subtle sparkle.
Featured only at the Shoin-jinja store during this event.
CREOLE
CREOLE takes its name from the idea of a new culture formed when different cultures meet.
Traditional handwork from places such as Cambodia is combined with influences from around the world, creating objects that fit quietly into daily life.
Featured only at the Shoin-jinja store during this event.
Kyoto Guild
A look at contemporary making by Kyoto-based creators.
The event introduced work from four brands.
●gala
An accessories brand using machine embroidery inspired by plants. Its name combines gala, a celebration or special event, with gara, the Japanese word for pattern.
●Chicca glass accessory
CHICCA takes its name from an Italian word associated with a sweet or little treat.
Each glass piece is finished by hand using techniques such as fusing and lampworking.
●Atelier Milieu
The accessories use a variety of techniques, with a focus on couture embroidery.
●bublubrau
Handmade pieces combine antique beads and sequins from the early twentieth century with materials such as chiffon, bringing together different textures and the character of older components.