This is an announcement about the event "rùpo" that I am preparing as one of the organizers ᝰ✍︎
-Record of making- (rùpo)rtage-
Six months after the first event, which was filled with happy encounters, it has been decided that "rùpo vol.2" will be held this December! I usually make clothes, but I love making and handling things. I also feel happy living surrounded by things I love.
rùpo was started from the desire to record the time it takes for something to be made and the time that follows. I feel that listening to the maker's story while selecting an item makes the item seem even more precious to me. I would like to make these two days a chance to share such a special time with everyone.
The theme of Vol. 2 is "kirameki," in keeping with the holiday season, when moods tend to become restless and excited.
This time again, we have had the opportunity to contact wonderful creators of food, clothing, and shelter, and we are able to introduce some items that will make your heart flutter.
Nagisa will be tailoring one-of-a-kind clothes for the event. We will be introducing them little by little. We will also be bringing many stock items.
I look forward to seeing you all again in December. Please look forward to it!
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rúpo vol.2
Theme [ kirameki ]
✧ DATE : 2024.12.7(Sat) & 12.8(Sun) ✧ TIME : 12.7 11:00-19:00, 12.8 11:00-18:00 ✧ ENTRANCE: Free ✧ PLACE : HALO space3
Yamato Heights 1F, 1-23-21 Ebisu, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
Ear acupressure jewelry: obustimim Kintsugi Workshop: Chiari Matsumoto Vintage: SEQE Solid perfume: SETTE Candle: Ambra Pottery: Mai Tagawa Pottery: Kana Ueda Glass:LAN Non-alcoholic juice: AIRI TAKANO(only 12/8) Black tea cream puffs: tea with milk Fashion: nagisa Apple juice: la mela
What is "rùpo"?
While pushing aside the overflowing "things" I want you to pick it up, try it on, and eat it! Whenever I come across something that really moves me, there is always a story behind it told by the wonderful creators. Furthermore, the story of the object continues through the person who receives it. The story unravels that context and is written in a way that Reportage (French for local report or record) It's an initiative called "rùpo" that has a lot of meaning behind it.