WAKO Ginza Tokyo

ARTS IN EVERYDAY LIFE

A Paris pop-up for WAKO, bringing the spirit of Ginza to the heart of Paris through a dialogue between Japanese craftsmanship and contemporary design. Set within the Grand Seiko Paris Vendôme space, L’art du quotidien brought together exceptional works in bamboo, ceramics and lacquer alongside contemporary French and international creators, exploring the meeting point between tradition, innovation and the Japanese philosophy of everyday beauty.

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A display of black ceramic bowls on white pedestals against a shoji paper screen, with a bonsai tree with small orange fruit on a wooden table in the foreground.
Display of black and white ceramic vases with polka-dot patterns arranged on wooden shelves with brass lamps in the background.
Set of rectangular ceramic vases with black, white, and brown glaze drips, displayed on a wooden surface against a beige tiled wall.
Display of various woven baskets and ceramic art pieces on a white table in an art gallery with white walls and soft lighting.
Display of colorful glassware, including a large blue vase with holes, and several smaller glasses in various colors and patterns, arranged on white pedestals and tables in a gallery setting.
A display of woven baskets and decorative pottery on a white table in a bright art gallery with white walls and wooden floors.
A basket with a branch of orange berries and small pink flowers, indoors with decorative bamboo lanterns in the background.
Various wicker baskets and containers placed on a white table in front of a window with a city street visible outside.