REDMAN., by leading Japanese Native American jewelry artist Masamichi Ishibashi, will be holding a special trunk show at Isetan Shinjuku Store, Men's Building 1F Jewelry, from July 31st (Wed) to August 13th (Tue).

During the event, we will be showcasing a special collection featuring Bisbee turquoise, as well as holding a workshop-style event where customers can combine their favorite items on the spot according to their preferences.

Furthermore, on August 3rd (Saturday) and 10th (Saturday), Mr. Masamichi Ishibashi will be visiting the store. During Mr. Ishibashi's visit, we will also be offering an engraving service where initials, dates, brand names, etc., can be engraved on items purchased in-store.
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Launching a special collection of Bisbee turquoise!

Bisbee turquoise is a type of turquoise mined in Bisbee, Arizona, and is considered one of the world's five greatest turquoises. It is characterized by its translucent, deep blue color with brown to black matrix (inclusions). Among these, those with a hazy matrix are called "smoky Bisbee" and are highly sought after by collectors.
Large quantities were mined in the 1970s when large-scale mining began, but the mine is now closed. High-grade pieces are becoming increasingly rare on the market in recent years, making it one of the most representative rare turquoises.

Charm: "Tiny Feather with Bisbee Turquoise, Facing Left"
275,000 yen

Charm: "Small Feather with Bisbee Turquoise, Facing Right"
330,000 yen

Charm: "Small Feather with Bisbee Turquoise, Facing Left"
363,000 yen

Charm: "Medium Feather with Bisbee Turquoise, Facing Right"
550,000 yen

Indian jewelry that embodies the world of Redman

Mr. Ishibashi, who acquired metal engraving skills through self-study based on the history and culture he learned through his interactions with Native Americans, incorporates natural motifs such as the earth, sky, animals, and plants into his works.
Each piece is handcrafted and unique, making each one one-of-a-kind, which is part of the charm of Native American jewelry.

Charm "Medium Metal Charm"
66,000 yen

Necklace "Eagle Custom"
451,880 yen

Necklace "Tiny Metal Charm x Small Metal Charm Customization"
334,950 yen

Necklace "Large Feather x Tiny Feather Custom"
204,050 yen

Necklace "Large Feather x Small Wheel Custom"
494,780 yen

Necklace "Tiny Young Eagle, Tiny Feather, Tiny Feather, Tiny Metal Charm Custom"
260,150 yen

Event Information

Redman Promotion

• Event Period: July 31st (Wed) - August 13th (Tue)
• Venue: Isetan Shinjuku Store, Men's Building 1st Floor, Jewelry
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Designer Masamichi Ishibashi visits the store and offers an engraving service.

• Visit dates and times: August 3rd (Sat) and August 10th (Sat), 3 PM to 6 PM each day
• Delivery: On the day

When Mr. Ishibashi visits the store, we will be offering an engraving service where we can engrave initials, dates, brand names, etc., on items purchased in-store.

*Please note that visits may be canceled or changed due to unforeseen circumstances. Also, staff may be absent at certain times. Thank you for your understanding.

● Mr. Masamichi Ishibashi

Born in Tokyo in 1936, Masamichi Ishibashi made numerous trips to the United States in the 1950s. There, in Oklahoma, he was given the Indian name "REDMAN" by the Kiowa tribe and officially welcomed into their community. For over half a century since then, he has continued to convey Native American culture through dance performances, paintings, and other forms of expression. In particular, his Indian jewelry, which incorporates their traditions and culture, boasts a wide variety of styles and an overwhelming worldview.
At 87 years old, Redman remains active in the industry, and his work transcends the realm of mere accessories, reaching the level of true art.