The recently released "Joon!Evisen Skateboards” and “adidas SkateboardingThis is a collaboration item by the "KARAKEI" (Japanese for "skate"). It would not be an exaggeration to say that this is a historic step forward in showing the momentum of Japanese skate culture to the world.
And once again, "Ebisen Skateboards" announces a new endeavor: the launch of "Hasami-yaki," a ceramics manufacturer dealing in Hasami-yaki, a 400-year-old Nagasaki Prefecture craft that has been used for centuries.MARUHIRO. and will team up to release a special product. In conjunction with this, a pop-up event will be held at "THE CORNER" in Shibuya from February 15 (Fri.).
New Currents ￥1,000,000 *Limited to one item
Designs made in Nabeshima ware of Imari Okawauchiyama, which, along with Arita ware, is considered to be the highest peak of pottery.
L→R DIRTY EVITARO ¥50,000+TAX, EVITARO ¥50,000+TAX, KILL PILL ¥50,000+TAX,
SHURIKEN CAPUSULE ¥50,000+TAX , ESSENCE ¥50,000+TAX *Made to order
The motif is based on the "PENNY," a skateboard specially designed for cruising,
. A tour de force of detail and attention to detail with advanced inglaze technology.
Soba-no-Inokuchi ¥2,500+TAX
The vibrant graphic of "SUSHI COASTER," a deck design by Ebisen Skateboards, is printed on the entire surface.
Ash Tray ¥2,000+TAX
This is a gem printed with "Ebisen Skateboards," also known as "Ebisen Skateboarding Company.
Compliant bottle ¥6,000+TAX
The compliant bottle, a symbol of Hasamiyaki pottery, is printed with a graphic of an original sword from "Ebisen Skateboards.
Square plate ¥4,500+TAX
A red plate with a gold paisley pattern in Japanese and Western style. Recommended as tableware and interior decoration.
During the exhibition, the Imari Nabeshima PotteryHata Man ToenThe exhibition and sale will feature 14 items in total, including a one-of-a-kind skate deck with hand-painted decorations by the painters of the "K" Line, a limited-quantity soba inokuchi, an ashtray, and a square plate.
This is an ambitious work that takes the playful street spirit of "Ebisen Skateboards" and puts it through a modern Japanese filter. Isn't it chic to look at skateboarding from a different perspective?
Text_Ryotaro Miyazaki
MARUHIRO x Evisen Skateboards presented by en one tokyo
Period: February 15 (Fri.) - 17 (Sun.) 12:00 - 19:00
Until 18:00 on the last day only
Venue: THE CORNER
Address: 5-29-1 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
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