Artists emerging after 1945 challenged global design conventions by incorporating negative space ( ma ) and raw materials.
Once opened, the owner finds a Furoshiki (traditional Japanese wrapping cloth) printed with the Chiharu monogram. Unfolding the cloth reveals a box made of 45-year-old Kiso Hinoki cypress. The scent of the wood is part of the authentication process—it cannot be artificially replicated. chiharu 45 exclusive
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