The design evokes a sense of nostalgia, and the small bell attached to it is a key feature. The color of the bell attached to the keychain is random. There are two types in total: "King" and "Maneki-neko" (beckoning cat). >>Click here for "Osho" |
| SIZE / MATERIAL |
| W46×H62mm |
| ARTIST |
| Makoto Egashira Born in Mie Prefecture in 1986, she creates three-dimensional works and installations using floral blankets, which have become uniquely popular in post-war Japan, as her main material. In 2015, she won a special prize at the 18th Taro Okamoto Contemporary Art Award for "Jinguji Miyagata Hachido-zukuri," a hearse made of styrofoam decorated with blankets. The following year, she won the Grand Prix at SICF17 for "Ohanabatake," a Western-style toilet made of blankets. Her major exhibitions include "Rokko Meets Art 2019," "BIWAKO Biennale 2022," and "Roppongi Art Night 2023." In addition to exhibitions, she has contributed artwork to artist YUKI's music video "My lovely ghost" and GUCCI's short film "Kaguya by Gucci." |
| NOTE |
| *We will deliver it via courier service. |
| *For domestic delivery, Sagawa Express will be used. For overseas delivery, EMS (Japan Post) will be used. |
















