HATSUKOI
HATSUKOI box

Name: HATSUKOI | HATSUKOI box
Brand: Roche Bobois

5.51"W x 1.97"H x 5.51"D
(w. 14 x h. 5 x d. 14 cm)

Entirely handcrafted, the enamelled ceramic pieces of the MATSURI collection are adorned with dahlias, a them that is particularly dear to Kenzo Takada. This collection is an exceptional achievement. ...

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HATSUKOI box

$225

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Square box in white clay, molded, glazed and decorated by hand. Bright enamel covered with palmettes in a second firing for the lid and matte enamel for the container.

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Designed by

Kenzo Takada

Kenzo Takada was part of the very first wave of Japanese stylists to try their luck in the fashion capital of the world. In 1970, he organised his first fashion show in the Galerie Vivienne and opened his own women’s fashion boutique. His innovative style, featuring unexpected combinations of Parisian fashion with the colours and poetry of his native Japan, opened many doors for him and led him to success. Since 1971, his international recognition has been undeniable. In the 1980s, he expanded into men’s fashion, the perfume industry, and various collaborations, always maintaining his sense of audacity and freedom. These creations showcase his signature style through graphic and cultural references: mixing origins, mastering colours, and creating delicate patterns.

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