This feature shares the background of the original fabrics and the styles we develop with these fabrics at Arts & Science. The fabric development is a core of the craftmanship for our brand. This time we are introducing〈Fancy Ethnic Check Linen〉a yarn-dyed checked woven fabric.

This feature shares the background of the original fabrics and the styles we develop with these fabrics at Arts & Science. The fabric development is a core of the craftmanship for our brand. This time we are introducing〈Fancy Ethnic Check Linen〉a yarn-dyed checked woven fabric.

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This feature shares the background of the fabrics we develop at Arts & Science, that serves as a core of the craftmanship for the brand. This time, we are introducing, “Trio Plain Light,” a fabric made of interwoven yarns of different materials.

This feature shares the background of the fabrics we develop at Arts & Science, that serves as a core of the craftmanship for the brand. This time, we are introducing, “Trio Plain Light,” a fabric made of interwoven yarns of different materials.

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This feature share the background of the fabrics which are the core of the craftsmanship at Arts & Science. This time, we are focusing on “High Count Fine Linen,” fabric made with high-density linen made with traditional Amami-Oshima doro (mud) dyeing and indigo doro (mud) dyeing.

This feature share the background of the fabrics which are the core of the craftsmanship at Arts & Science. This time, we are focusing on “High Count Fine Linen,” fabric made with high-density linen made with traditional Amami-Oshima doro (mud) dyeing and indigo doro (mud) dyeing.

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The fabric development of Arts & Science original fabrics is the core of our A&S craftsmanship. In this feature, we will focus on the fabric, “Silk seersucker,” which is woven carefully and elaborately on a double-beam loom with varying tensions.

The fabric development of Arts & Science original fabrics is the core of our A&S craftsmanship. In this feature, we will focus on the fabric, “Silk seersucker,” which is woven carefully and elaborately on a double-beam loom with varying tensions.

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The fabric development of Arts & Science original fabrics is the core of our A&S craftsmanship. In this feature, we will focus on the fabric, “Linen Tusser Silk,” which has a rich expression with its three different colors and slubbed textured surface.

The fabric development of Arts & Science original fabrics is the core of our A&S craftsmanship. In this feature, we will focus on the fabric, “Linen Tusser Silk,” which has a rich expression with its three different colors and slubbed textured surface.

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The launch of our long-awaited new perfume will begin on Friday, April 7, 2023.

The fragrance WOOD LAND was created in response to the experience of living in Tokyo, where Sonya Park, Founder of Arts & Science, craves trees and the natural landscape. She wondered, "What would an oasis of woodland smell like in central Tokyo?" And Lyn Harris immediately had a vision for a cleansing fragrance: Woodland, a healing, green escape from the homogeneity of the concrete cityscape. We hope you experience this sense of escape when you wear it on your skin.

WOOD LAND fragrance: With wood notes, the scent opens with bitter orange and gradually develops notes of eucalyptus, black pepper, and moist moss. As if walking through the cool fog of the forest, the finish slowly envelops the wearer in the sensory experience of juniper, cedar, sandalwood, and frankincense.
If you enjoy layering scents, this fragrance is in the same wood family as INK, RAIN WOOD, and INDIAN WOOD.
Fragrance concentration: 20%

*Handblown glass bottles by glass artist Michael Ruh are also available. The bottles are amber in color and made especially for Arts & Science’s WOOD LAND fragrance. Click here for details

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The fabric count, structure, expression, feel, texture, taste, is all incorporated in the meaning of our original production. The fabric development of Arts & Science original fabrics is the core of our A&S craftsmanship, considering the many possibilities and shaping them into our distinct seasonal image. There is always a reason and background behind the creation of each fabric, featuring the specialties of each production partner, craftsman, and area of development. In this feature, we will focus on the fabric expression of the 2022 Spring Summer collection and the styles that use this fabric.

We would like to introduce our silk fabric that uses modern dyeing techniques to reproduce the checkered motif of batik dying.

The fabric count, structure, expression, feel, texture, taste, is all incorporated in the meaning of our original production. The fabric development of Arts & Science original fabrics is the core of our A&S craftsmanship, considering the many possibilities and shaping them into our distinct seasonal image. There is always a reason and background behind the creation of each fabric, featuring the specialties of each production partner, craftsman, and area of development. In this feature, we will focus on the fabric expression of the 2022 Spring Summer collection and the styles that use this fabric.

We would like to introduce our silk fabric that uses modern dyeing techniques to reproduce the checkered motif of batik dying.

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Mitsuhiro Yazawa is a lacquerware artist based in Kamakura, Japan.

Yazawa has designed and created lacquerwares, by extensively testing the properties of natural elements, wood and lacquer. He creates tableware that is functional and realizes its existence in everyday scenes at the home. Yazawa's pottery, is influenced by simple and primal wares from Jomon pottery. The end results in a ware with a gentle and warm feeling that deepens in features the more you use it.

At this occasion, HIN / Arts & Science in Kyoto, introduces a selection of beautiful vessels Mitsuhiro Yazawa created from years of experience and cultivated techniques.

At the same time, other lacquerwares presented by Arts & Science, including works by Kenichi Seki, will be on display. The items are a perfect addition for this beginning of the new year. We look forward to your visit.

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A product developed to be long-lasting. This is one of the core philosophies in our Arts & Science craftsmanship, which also applies to the production of leather accessories. By trimming down the unnecessary details as much as possible, we like to offer items that convey the charm of the leather itself, the individuality and texture, and the aging that occurs through daily use. In this feature, we will introduce our items made of crocodile leather that we have developed for the first time in several years from the leather selection of the 2022AW collection.

A product developed to be long-lasting. This is one of the core philosophies in our Arts & Science craftsmanship, which also applies to the production of leather accessories. By trimming down the unnecessary details as much as possible, we like to offer items that convey the charm of the leather itself, the individuality and texture, and the aging that occurs through daily use. In this feature, we will introduce our items made of crocodile leather that we have developed for the first time in several years from the leather selection of the 2022AW collection.

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Marco Zanini started his eponymous brand ZANINI in 2019 after working as creative director at Halston, Rochas, and Schiaparelli. Beginning with the first collection, Arts & Science has handled the brand in Japan on an exclusive basis, and we are pleased to announce and present our first collaborative collection developed with ZANINI at A&S Aoyama, starting Friday, November 18, 2022.

This season Marco Zanini has taken time off from his own collection to follow his long-standing interest in A&S clothing development, particularly the deep and evolving relationship to specialized Japanese fabrics and sartorial traditions. The new capsule collection ZANINI × ARTS & SCIENCE fuses the visions of both brands while providing a new path of exploration for Zanini, whose own line is rooted exclusively in Italian production and textiles. Made entirely in Japan, the capsule collection explores the possibilities of collaboration from three different angles:

・A&S styles made with ZANINI fabrics
・ZANINI styles made with A&S fabrics
・Items made from ZANINI styles and patterns

For the launch of this collection, we welcome Marco Zanini to Japan. This long-awaited opportunity to meet his customers at A&S was delayed due to travel restrictions in place since the launch of ZANINI in 2019. We are, therefore, especially pleased to invite you to A&S Aoyama to meet this exceptional designer in person on Friday evening, November 18th.

*We plan to release an interview with Marco Zanini. Please stay tuned for the update!

• ※ For inquiries, please contact each shop directly or use our contact form.
• ※ Please note items may not be available due to limited quantities.

The fabric count, structure, expression, feel, texture, taste, is all incorporated in the meaning of our production. The fabric development of Arts & Science original fabrics is the core of A&S craftsmanship, taking many aspects and shaping them according to the seasonal image. There is always a reason and background behind the creation of each fabric, featuring the specialties of each production partner, craftsman, and area of development. In this feature, we will focus on monthly fabric expressions from the 2022AW collection and introduce key pieces from these collections.

This time, we will focus on "thread making" using the Bradford system from the UK. We share here the story from the preliminary stage of fabric production – the thread, and the characteristics of this thread born through this spinning machine.

The fabric count, structure, expression, feel, texture, taste, is all incorporated in the meaning of our production. The fabric development of Arts & Science original fabrics is the core of A&S craftsmanship, taking many aspects and shaping them according to the seasonal image. There is always a reason and background behind the creation of each fabric, featuring the specialties of each production partner, craftsman, and area of development. In this feature, we will focus on monthly fabric expressions from the 2022AW collection and introduce key pieces from these collections.

This time, we will focus on "thread making" using the Bradford system from the UK. We share here the story from the preliminary stage of fabric production – the thread, and the characteristics of this thread born through this spinning machine.

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At Arts & Science, we always incorporate traditional Japanese craftsmanship into our development. This is a part of our efforts to create valuable products and to save the quality handmade skills and spirit of Japanese craftsmen that are slowly becoming lost in modern day production. Until now, we have mainly used the traditional techniques as part of an expression for smaller items such as Shinafu, a traditional cloth fabric, bamboo baskets using madake bamboo, deerskin with inden lacquer, and Jomon knitting. In this feature, we will introduce our efforts with “Kumihimo.”

At Arts & Science, we always incorporate traditional Japanese craftsmanship into our development. This is a part of our efforts to create valuable products and to save the quality handmade skills and spirit of Japanese craftsmen that are slowly becoming lost in modern day production. Until now, we have mainly used the traditional techniques as part of an expression for smaller items such as Shinafu, a traditional cloth fabric, bamboo baskets using madake bamboo, deerskin with inden lacquer, and Jomon knitting. In this feature, we will introduce our efforts with “Kumihimo.”

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＜Hakimono Sekizuka＞ creates aesthetically pleasing and easy-to-wear footwear with reliable Japanese craftmanship. The brand’s concept is, “A Japanese alternative to shoes.” Sekizuka proposes footwear for every day targeted for all demographics, in any time place and occasion. Arts & Science Fukuoka will hold its first footwear-oriented exhibition and order event from October 8th to the 16th. At this special occasion you may choose your favorite style of Sekizukas combined with our proposal of selected Arts & Science original fabrics for the “hanao (thong)” part of the shoes.

Our original fabrics, what we perceive as the core of our Arts & Science collection, are developed to express the image of every season. In this order event, we will introduce a wide variety of hanao options, including 14 archive fabrics stocked by Arts & Science that were personally selected by the brand owner Sekizuka. The visible part of the thong is made of our fabrics, and the back where it touches your foot is made in suede to maintain durability. We also offer 6 types of soles, including materials such as “cordovan” and “rattan” in both offerings of men’s and women’s styles. We wish you to come and visit to see the options in person and custom make your very own Hakimono Sekizuka shoes.

About Hakimono Sekizuka
Seikzuka’s atelier in located in Iwakura, Kyoto. Hakimono Sekizuka manages all steps of the footwear business from design to manufacturing, and customer sales. He provides a detailed service beginning from tailor-made custom orders to excessive aftercare including personal adjustments and repairs. Sekizuka always has in mind, “What kind of customers, what kind of clothes, and what kind of scenes will my footwear be paired with?” This imagination helps Sekizuka evolve and develop his original designs. The craftmanship is created by hand throughout the entire process, intricating his taste of colors and total design. All aspects are thoughtfully processed, pursing comfort from the first action of inserting the foot into the shoes and the walking movement. One of the goals of the brand is to overcome the fixed image of Japanese styles footwear related to only kimono wear, and propose this classic shoe style as an item for your casual outfit wardrobe fit for everyday use.

• ※ For inquiries, please contact each shop directly or use our contact form.

The fabric count, structure, expression, feel, texture, taste, is all incorporated in the meaning of our production. The fabric development of Arts & Science original fabrics is the core of A&S craftsmanship, taking many aspects and shaping them according to the seasonal image. There is always a reason and background behind the creation of each fabric, featuring the specialties of each production partner, craftsman, and area of development. In this project, we will focus on monthly fabric expressions from the 2022AW collection and introduce key pieces from these collections.

This month, we focus on our “Wool Washi Cotton Tweed,” a blend of three fabrics including wool, Washi (Japanese paper) and cotton. We will go into detail and introduce the characteristics and texture behind this originally developed A&S fabric.

The fabric count, structure, expression, feel, texture, taste, is all incorporated in the meaning of our production. The fabric development of Arts & Science original fabrics is the core of A&S craftsmanship, taking many aspects and shaping them according to the seasonal image. There is always a reason and background behind the creation of each fabric, featuring the specialties of each production partner, craftsman, and area of development. In this project, we will focus on monthly fabric expressions from the 2022AW collection and introduce key pieces from these collections.

This month, we focus on our “Wool Washi Cotton Tweed,” a blend of three fabrics including wool, Washi (Japanese paper) and cotton. We will go into detail and introduce the characteristics and texture behind this originally developed A&S fabric.

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A jewelry fair for muska will be held at Arts & Science Kyoto.
Along with the brand’s one-of-a-kind statement pieces in various color stones, motifs of new bracelets in fish, and rings with flowers will be newly presented. Please enjoy this exciting occasion just in time for the fruitful harvesting season of Autumn.

• ※ For inquiries, please contact each shop directly or use our contact form.

&SHOP is currently visiting A&S Fukuoka !

The concept of &SHOP revolves around genderless and borderless fashion. The curation is a combined assortment of products that transcends the basic wardrobe and offers a free sensibility of expression. While we develop our original A&S collections, the shop also works in collaboration with various artists and brands. In this presence at A&S Fukuoka, there will be an installation of a new collection by ＜amachi.＞, a Japanese brand based in Sanrei, Nagano Prefecture, and a custom order opportunity for ＜RACING ATELIER＞ from Germany. This brand makes bags and accessories developed with high-quality craftsmanship using a combination of selected sustainable unique materials. This is a rare opportunity to see our shop-in-shop temporary visit at A&S Fukuoka, we will be presenting special presentations unique to &SHOP.

There will be many items that are usually unavailable at A&S Fukuoka, including selections within the A&S collection. We look forward to your visit.


＞＞＞amachi. Collection 011 “Vertical Concept” See our feature here.
※The installation of the space will be directed by designer Amachi Yoshimoto. Please come and experience the universe of amachi. in person.

＞＞＞RACING ATELIER Semi-Custom Order Event “Durable Outdoors” See our feature here.

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The ideology of Arts & Science since its beginning is to equally value the clothes that complement people and the daily necessities that enrich everyday life. The Home Collection was born from this same concept. Here we introduce our originally developed linen fabric〈Linen Hemp Mat〉a fabric suitable for room wear and pajamas.

The ideology of Arts & Science since its beginning is to equally value the clothes that complement people and the daily necessities that enrich everyday life. The Home Collection was born from this same concept. Here we introduce our originally developed linen fabric〈Linen Hemp Mat〉a fabric suitable for room wear and pajamas.

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The ideology of Arts & Science since its beginning in 2003 is to equally value the clothes that complement people and the daily necessities that enrich everyday life. The Home Collection was born from this same concept. Here we introduce our originally developed linen fabric 〈Crazy Check Linen〉suitable for room wear and pajamas along with our variation of home styles.

The ideology of Arts & Science since its beginning in 2003 is to equally value the clothes that complement people and the daily necessities that enrich everyday life. The Home Collection was born from this same concept. Here we introduce our originally developed linen fabric 〈Crazy Check Linen〉suitable for room wear and pajamas along with our variation of home styles.

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Based in India, asiam studio, which designs, dyes and sews fabrics and is renowned for their quality and consideration of the local people and the environment, presents ‘r a s a i ‘. Arts & Science is one of the few stores in the world that has presented ‘r a s a i ‘ from their first collection.
From July 1st, we will be launching the new collection at A&S Aoyama, Marunouchi, and Kyoto. As a preview, A&S Fukuoka, our newest brick-and-mortar shop, will be the first to hold a pop-up event from Friday, June 24th. During the event, the entire collection on offer from Arts & Science this season will be on display at the Fukuoka location.


Founded in India in 1996 by two partners, asiam studio is a company that handles the entire production process of creating soft furnishings and clothing, from design and dyeing to sewing, and has collaborated mainly with established European brands. From 2018, the founder-designer started the process of renewing and developing the ‘r a s a i ‘ label, which was the starting point of the company, and since 2021, the founder-designer has proceeded with plans to create a new company, asiam studio living, to focus on various activities such as creating limited edition products and developing concepts. asiam studio’s goals include producing items with a universal appeal that enrich the lives of users. The conscious use of the back side of the fabric as a reversible factor is always calculated in their design, and the possibilities of design are never bound by age, gender, or size.

For the 2022 Spring/Summer r a s a i collection, we will introduce new items from the main collection along with special items made specifically for Arts & Science and reflecting A&S’s requests. These items for A&S are the result of detailed adjustments in fabric selection, stitch positions, and dye tones. The colorful items include jackets and coats made of Woven Checks, a colorful checked fabric, and reversible jackets, blouses, and dresses made of Mulmul, a classic lightweight fabric.

Woven Checks
This fabric was one of the designer’s custom-woven projects that had been kept carefully aside until the right opportunity appeared to develop items for a limited-edition series. Currently, it is not easy to manufacture high-quality, hand-woven fabrics in a multicolor check due to the increasing demand for khadi, a traditional cloth of the region. The unique texture of hand weaving and the expression of r a s a i’s standard sewing machine stitching are characteristic of this product, which is finished entirely by hand sewing. To develop this limited-edition collection, Arts & Science has selected four types of fabrics and styles from r a s a i ’s sample collection.

Mulmul
The Indian bed quilt “Razai” is the origin of the brand name, ‘r a s a i.’ The cotton wadding is gently wrapped in a cotton fabric called Mulmul and hand-sewn. Mulmul has historically been woven by the most highly skilled weavers in India. Also called, “woven wind,” this is an ultra-thin, soft and translucent cotton fabric with excellent breathability. Nowadays, the technique is close to becoming lost as power looms have taken over the majority of production in India, and this special attention and skill are not required when sewing in the modern way. In this r a s a i collection, in addition to the standard double-layered pants and underdresses, special items made only for A&S were created through fine adjustments including customized stitch placements, patterns, color dye selection and color combinations.

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A semi-custom order event for 〈FOX UMBRELLAS〉 will be held A&S Daikanyama and A&S Fukuoka. FOX UMBRELLAS are renowned for their traditional craftmanship since 1868.

Since the brand was established in the 19th century, the traditional craftmanship has stayed the same for over a century. Due to its beautiful appearance and high practicality, the umbrellas continue to be appreciated throughout the world today. At this event, you can order your favorite choice of umbrella from a combination of 10 handles, umbrella and band fabric (for both sunny and rainy weather) from 25 colours, and umbrella shape – long or folding.
Please find this a special opportunity to choose your personal umbrella to bring a spring and hop to those rainy days. The event also marks the brand’s debut at A&S Fukuoka. We look forward to your visit.


○ Delivery for orders will take place from late December to early January.
○ Reservations are not required for this event.
○ For inquiries, please contact A&S Daikanyama (03-5784-3803).

• ※ For inquiries, please contact each shop directly or use our contact form.

〈Jomonami〉 is a traditional Japanese knitting technique (ami means knit in Japanese). In the Arts & Science 2022SS collection, bags made with this technique will be released at A&S Aoyama and HIN / Arts & Science, starting May 20th (Friday).

〈Jomon knitting〉 is a traditional Japanese technique. In the Arts & Science 2022SS collection, bags made with this technique will be released at A&S Aoyama and HIN / Arts & Science, starting May 20th (Friday).

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The ideology of Arts & Science since its beginning in 2003 is to equally value the clothes that complement people and the daily necessities that enrich everyday life. The Home Collection was born from this concept. Here we introduce our originally developed fabric 〈Special Cotton Ox Chambray〉 for room wear and pajamas along with our variation of home styles.

The ideology of Arts & Science since its beginning in 2003 is to equally value the clothes that complement people and the daily necessities that enrich everyday life. The Home Collection was born from this concept. Here we introduce our originally developed fabric 〈Special Cotton Ox Chambray〉 for room wear and pajamas along with our variation of home styles.

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〈KITAWORKS〉, based in Okayama, Japan, produces furniture featuring different combinations of metals. Their first exhibition will be held at OVER THE COUNTER in Tokyo from April 29th and at HIN in Kyoto from May 20th. The characteristic essence of Kitaworks lies in their advanced welding techniques, and this is on full display in the brass and glass cabinets and a selection of custom-made blue-toned pieces that were created especially for this exhibition.

〈KITAWORKS〉, based in Okayama, Japan, produces furniture featuring different combinations of metals. Their first exhibition will be held at OVER THE COUNTER in Tokyo from April 29th and at HIN in Kyoto from May 20th. The characteristic essence of Kitaworks lies in their advanced welding techniques, and this is on full display in the brass and glass cabinets and a selection of custom-made blue-toned pieces that were created especially for this exhibition.

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〈HAS〉 is a new collaborative venture from stylist Michio Hayashi’s 〈by H.〉 and Arts & Science. Utilizing the strengths of each brand, this collection of six styles of shirts was created. These shirts will be introduced within a special installation “HAS NOT,” starting Friday, April 15th at &SHOP Aoyama in Tokyo and at A&S Fukuoka.

〈HAS〉 is a new collaborative venture from stylist Michio Hayashi’s 〈by H.〉 and Arts & Science. Utilizing the strengths of each brand, this collection of six styles of shirts was created. These shirts will be introduced within a special installation “HAS NOT,” starting Friday, April 15th at &SHOP Aoyama in Tokyo and at A&S Fukuoka.

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An exhibition by glass artist Peter Ivy will be held at three Arts & Science locations in Tokyo, Kyoto and Fukuoka. “Positive Space” will be unveiled for the first time at this exhibition. We invite you to come and see Ivy’s new series of works, which represent a new and very distinct take on glassware compared to the artist’s existing style.

In preparation for our special presentation, Ivy said that he made many new and different attempts. “Positive Space” is one result of his great efforts and presents a series of vases born out of his intense research on material and repeated experimentation. Together with “Positive Space,” there will be a lineup of his traditional grey glassware. Please enjoy the contrast of colors. In addition, a new item Ojyu (a Japanese-style stackable bento box) will also be presented.

The beginning of Spring is the perfect time to introduce Peter Ivy’s colorful new work, and we look forward to welcoming you to enjoy this rare opportunity to view works that are not included in our usual selection at the shops.



【Reservations】
* The regulations for mandatory appointments depend on each shop. Please check the details for the shop of your preference ahead of time.
* Due to store capacity, we may ask customers without a reservation to wait in line or to return at a later time. We thank you for your understanding.


【Reservation deadline】
* Please make your reservation though our general contact form.
* For reservation requests on the day, please contact the shop directly.
* After you send your reservation form, your reservation will be confirmed by an automatic reply from our email account.

＜OVER THE COUNTER＞
Reservations on all days of the event are mandatory.
Reservation window: Starts April 1st (Fri.)

＜HIN / Arts & Science, Nijodori Kyoto＞
Reservation mandatory: April 29th (Fri.)
Reservations prioritized: April 30th (Sat.) ~
Reservation window: Starts April 22nd (Fri.) 12:00/Noon

＜ARTS&SCIENCE FUKUOKA＞
Reservation mandatory: May 13th (Fri.) ~ 15th (Sun.)
Reservations prioritized: May 16th (Mon.) ~
Reservation window: Starts May 6th (Sun.) 12:00/Noon

• ※ For inquiries, please contact each shop directly or use our contact form.
• ※ Please note items may not be available due to limited quantities.

＊Visitors with appointments will be prioritized. Please check below on how to make your reservation.

From March 25th (Friday) to April 24th (Sunday), 2022, Arts & Science Fukuoka will hold a trunk show for the Japanese jewelry brand muska. Muska is derived from the word “amulet” in Turkish. The concept of their hand-made jewelry is “to be a small companion for the jewelry wearer.” For the first time in Fukuoka, we are introducing muska.

At this presentation, a new series of works will launch under the theme of plants and animals in blooming flower fields and gardens. Colorful jewels from Arizona and around the world are featured combined with motifs of flowers and plants. The designer strives to make jewelry that will bring you joy as Spring arrives, and to soothe your soul especially during these times of the pandemic. We welcome you to see this special presentation from muska.


【Reservation】
＊Please note that visitors with appointments will be prioritized. Please make your reservation though our general contact form.

[Reservation deadline]
Arts & Science Fukuoka: April 23rd, 2022 (Sat.) / 19:00

* Due to store capacity, we may ask customers without a reservation to wait in line or to return at a later time. We thank you for your understanding.
* After you send your reservation form, your reservation will be confirmed by an automatic reply from our email account.
* For reservation requests on the day, please contact the shop directly.

• ※ For inquiries, please contact each shop directly or use our contact form.

Introducing the new Bal collar coat from our Arts & Science Spring / Summer collection. Floral embroidery decorates the liner for a hidden surprise.

Introducing the new Bal collar coat from our Arts & Science Spring / Summer collection. Floral embroidery decorates the liner for a hidden surprise.

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Arts & Science Aoyama is pleased to present glass artist Hodaka Higashi, from Akita, Japan. In this feature, we focus on Higashi’s passion for craftsmanship and the background to his original perfume bottles.

Arts & Science Aoyama is pleased to present glass artist Hodaka Higashi, from Akita, Japan. In this feature, we focus on Higashi’s passion for craftsmanship and the background to his original perfume bottles.

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An exhibition and sales event for furniture brand IFUJI will be held at OVER THE COUNTER in Tokyo and HIN / Arts & Science in Kyoto.

At this event, Arts & Science will introduce oval boxes and tableware such as the statement “Delmer” series and rim boxes, that were exclusively sold at our previous exhibitions. In addition, we plan to present new items including the launch of the new toilet paper box and the Italian round tray for the first time.

“IFUJI” carpentry is individually carved from large pieces of wood and carefully hand-finished. Their ideology lies in the idea of proposals of functional items that are necessary in an everyday lifestyle. We wish you to take this opportunity to see IFUJI’s masterpiece oval boxes and feel the essence of their quality handiwork in person.


【Reservation window for OVER THE COUNTER】
For February 23rd to 27th, the event is by reservations only. The reservation window will be open from February 21st (Monday) 12:00/ noon. Please make your reservation through our general contact form.
From February 28th, visits do not require a reservation.


【Reservation window for HIN / Arts & Science】
All days of the event will be held by reservation only. The reservation window will be open from March 1st (Tuesday) 12:00/ noon. Please make your reservation through our general contact form.


【Notices about this exhibition / your reservation】
○ Please note the reservation only dates are specified for each shop.
○ Due to store capacity, we may ask customers without a reservation to wait in line or to return at a later time. We thank you for your understanding.
○ After you send your reservation form, your reservation will be confirmed by an reply from our email account.
○ Any queries about the items will be answered at your scheduled appointment. Please refrain from sending any queries through email or phone call.
○ All items are available for sale only. Orders cannot be taken for this event.
○ The exhibition may close at an earlier date, at any time all items become sold out.

• ※ For inquiries, please contact each shop directly or use our contact form.
• ※ Please note items may not be available due to limited quantities.