The shimmering iridescence of Raden drifts like light reflecting on the surface of a lake — the RADEN Collection .

A brooch in a stole-pin style. Boldly crafted from delicate sheets of mother-of-pearl, it showcases the natural beauty of the material. Each piece of Raden displays a unique expression, creating a captivating effect.

This refreshing muscat-green Raden is made by layering iridescent mother-of-pearl over a specially blended young-grass-green lacquer. Depending on the light and angle, it shifts from soft pale green to deep rich green, revealing a variety of subtle expressions.

Perfect for adorning the chest of a knit or T-shirt, or for fastening a stole, allowing you to enjoy pairing it with your favorite items.

The Origins of Raden’s Iridescent Brilliance

A collection that fuses the traditional craft of Raden by a maki-e artist with modern design.

Raden is a decorative technique in which pieces of shell—such as mother-of-pearl, abalone, or turban shell—are inlaid or applied one by one onto a wooden or lacquered surface. While it is usually expressed through finely cut fragments, SIRI SIRI boldly employs larger, single-cut pieces to highlight the natural beauty of the material itself.

Each shell sheet, less than 0.1mm thin, is hand-coated on the back with a uniquely blended white lacquer. The result is a refreshing blue-grey tone—simple enough for everyday wear, yet refined with a delicate elegance.

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