The seven colors of mother-of-pearl float like the light reflected in the water of the lake < RADEN Collection >.

<Anna Clara> - This eloquent name comes from a Brazilian female designer friend. Maternal softness and sharpness, natural and artificial. It is a ring that combines contradictory elements.

Bold use of shellfish harvested from white pearl oysters expresses the beauty of the material itself. In addition, the white lacquer is applied to the back of the thin shell, creating a luxurious spectrum that evokes the beauty of Japan.

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"Raden". The essence of traditional elegance and opulence

A collection that combines traditional mother-of-pearl techniques and modern designs by maki-e artists.

Mother-of-pearl is a decorative technique in which turban shells, abalone shells, butterfly shells, etc. are embedded or pasted one by one on a wooden or lacquered base. Normally finely cut shells are used to express patterns and patterns, but SIRI SIRI boldly uses shells cut into single pieces to bring out the beauty of the material itself.

The back of the shell sheet, which is less than 0.1 mm thin, is coated with a uniquely formulated white lacquer. It is a pinkish white that brings out the seven colors of light from the shell itself.

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