First Osaka POP UP STORE
During the period from 12/01 (Fri) to 12/26 (Tue)
First pop-up store opened at Hankyu Men's Osaka B1F curated space "Mitsu"
Enjoy this chaotic space in Osaka, where you will feel as if you have wandered into someone's room, with a mixture of eras, countries, tastes and colors.
*If you are interested in the products below, please contact us via inquiry or Instagram DM.
Special Item ①
Arne Jacobsen Grand Prix table and chairs
Manufactured in the early 1920s by FRITZ HANSEN, a long-established Danish furniture manufacturer founded in 1872.
The Grand Prix chair, a masterpiece designed by Jacobsen, was exhibited at the Milan Triennale in 1957 and won the exhibition's highest award, the Grand Prix, hence the name.
The number of round tables produced is extremely small, and sets with chairs are extremely rare worldwide.
The set that was also used at Jacobsen's house is now available in Osaka.
Special Item ②
Hans J. Wegner Bear Chair AP19
The AP19, a masterpiece by Wegner that is popular among collectors worldwide, is commonly known as the "Bear Chair."
This is not a reproduction of the PP Möbler model, but an AP Stolen model that was only produced for a short period between 1951 and 1977.
Of all the chairs that Wegner designed in his lifetime, he had a special attachment to the Bear Chair, and he brought it to the nursing home where he spent his later years and used it frequently.
The chair he chose for his final life was this Bear Chair.
Special Item ③
Arita ware began in the 1860s
The famous Toyotomi Hideyoshi ordered the Korean expedition and was impressed by the beauty of the porcelain he brought back.
Delicate hand painting and detailed composition
The smooth texture and beauty of porcelain, which are not found in ceramics, were very popular among European royalty and aristocrats, and owning porcelain became a status symbol.
Large-scale art furnishings have become increasingly difficult to manufacture in recent years, making them increasingly rare and valuable.
Arita ware is intricate yet powerful
