2017.10.31 update

CIAO PANIC COUNTRY MALL | A stunning lineup of vintage Indian jewelry, hand-picked by Takashi Kumagai, is now available.

10.18 Wed -11.14 Tue
Isetan Shinjuku Men's Building 7F Authentic casual
CIAO PANIC COUNTRY MALL has opened a pop-up store titled "NATIVE AMERICAN FAIR" on the 7th floor Isetan Shinjuku Store, Men's Building in the Authentic Casual section. The event, which features a selection of Native American-inspired items, mainly vintage Indian jewelry, is being held for a limited time until November 14th (Tuesday).


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This pop-up store will feature a wide range of items themed around American and Japanese craftsmanship, connecting Native American turquoise blue with the blue of Japanese indigo dyeing. In particular, the jewelry, sourced through special channels by Takashi Kumagai, who is fascinated by vintage Native American jewelry, is a must-see. The selection ranges from museum-quality pieces to items that are easily accessible even to those new to Native American jewelry.


In addition to Native American jewelry, the shop also offers other items related to the theme, such as Navajo rugs, pottery by Californian artists Kevin Willis and Victoria Morris, vintage macrame, and pottery by Keiko Usuda.

To coincide with this pop-up store, Isetan Men's Net conducted an interview with the consultant at Ciaopanic Country Mall. We asked him about the appeal of Native American jewelry, which he himself is fascinated by.

"Ciao Panic Country Mall" Pop-up Shop □ October 18th (Wed) - November 14th (Tue)
□ Isetan Shinjuku Store, Men's Building 7th Floor = Authentic Casual


Photo: Suzuki Shimpei


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