夏 · 360 pieces. Five forms.
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Natsu 夏 '26
Frogs begin singing
The drop opens with the kō of the singing frog. Each form has its own edition. When the last is claimed, Natsu '26 is closed.
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The Kisetsu Way
A single moment, forever.
The traditional Japanese calendar holds 72 micro-seasons — kō — each lasting roughly five days. We take one as the heartbeat of every collection. This drop opens with kawazu hajimete naku: the week the frogs begin singing.
Every drop holds five forms, and every form is thrown in an edition of exactly seventy-two. 72 pieces — one for every micro-season the Japanese calendar has ever named. When the last is claimed, that kō is retired permanently.
We are slowly arcing the studio away from curated forms toward pieces inspired directly by the kō themselves — the cicadas of Natsu, the frost of Fuyu.
The Four Seasons
- Haru春SpringClosed
- Natsu夏SummerLive Now
- Aki秋AutumnComing
- Fuyu冬WinterComing