Ramroff, which embodies African culture, will hold a pop-up at Imagine. Look out for jewelry purchased by the designer himself.

previousthis way (direction close to the speaker or towards the speaker)The African jewelry pop-up at LANTIKI centraaaaal TOKYO, which we introduced in "LANTIKI centraaaaal TOKYO," was a great success. Although the event was a great success, there must be many people who were unable to visit the pop-up due to the fact that it was held in Tokyo. Here is some good news for those who missed it!

As in previous years, Daisuke Sakamoto, designer of "Lamrof," will relocate to Osaka for a six-day pop-up featuring jewelry purchased in Africa and other items from "Lamrof," from March 30 (Sat) to April 4 (Thu).

The venue is the editorial store "IMA:ZINE" in Nakatsu, Osaka. The lineup is again strong in a good sense of the word, and the unique world view of "IMA:ZINE" is added to the lineup to create a dense space.

Sakamoto's first encounter with African culture dates back to the 2002 Japan-Korea World Cup.

There, he was influenced by the unique colorful uniforms of African national teams from Nigeria, Cameroon, Senegal, and other African continents, and by African players with their unique playing styles, and he became fascinated by Afro-American soul and funk music and other culture, respect for Malcolm X and King He became fascinated by the respect for the Reverend and his unique color style.

The lineup shows Sakamoto's respect and admiration for the culture.

In addition to jewelry, the exhibition will also feature the "Ami Cardigan," which was inspired by the Ami shirt familiar to Jamaican rasta men.

Don't miss this pop-up titled "Sha-Le African Journey," featuring the liberating, colorful beauty and new discoveries of Sakamoto, nicknamed "Sha-Le," as he travels!