This is a special exhibition announcement from KA SO KE KI on the 3rd floor.

[Feeling Colors: Time of Change Exhibition]
enrica & glass imeca -POPUP EVENT-]

Period: May 19th (Mon) - June 8th (Sun) Venue: Good NATURE STATION 3rd floor KA SO KE KI

Just as the seasons change, the colors also quietly change their appearance.
We bring you artworks that touch upon these moments of transition and gently resonate with your heart.

The gentleness of the material is conveyed the moment you touch it. The supple design also beautifully reflects the inner self of the wearer. The 25SS collection will feature "enrica," themed on Sri Lanka, and "enrica revisité," made by artisans who carefully dye each piece using natural materials from all over Japan.
You're sure to find a light and comfortable outfit that blends in with the seasonal atmosphere.

Also on display will be works by glass imeca, a popular glass artist at KA SO KE KI. The slightly greenish glass, born from the aquatic plants of Lake Biwa, is filled with a clear transparency and a mysterious expression, as if it contains the breath of nature.

Color, material, light - everything blends together gently, creating a moment that resonates quietly deep in your heart. Try to feel that quiet emotion.

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[enrica]
High-quality natural materials and traditions handed down from ancient times.
We value the techniques that have been passed down to the present day and have been nurtured by the local climate.
By combining materials and technology with the present, we hope to create products that will be passed down through the present to the future.
I plan to continue enjoying making clothes that will become a new tradition.

"enrica revisité"
The Enrica collection is presented with a new concept in French: to shed new light on something.
Created through the filter of "Revisité," which means to fix
, enrica's essential line.
While treasuring high-quality materials passed down from the past and techniques nurtured by the traditions and climates of various parts of Japan, we express what can only be done now, oscillating between what remains the same and what changes. This line aims to harmonize materials and techniques with modern sensibilities and be passed down to the next generation.

[glass imeca]
"Biwakosai" is colored glass made using aquatic plants from Lake Biwa.
The pale green and light blue colors are somehow gentle and nostalgic.
The colour is caused by the iron contained in the aquatic plants.
We will be introducing gently swaying vessels and vases that are reminiscent of the surface of Lake Biwa.

*The event period may change without notice.
※Not all products are available.
※Please forgive us if the item is sold out.