From Hara Museum, Tokyo
Bags and accessories from PANTALOON, which offers products that are unique in form and yet functional, are now available at The Museum Shop! Their product design reflects designer/creator Tomoko Soda’s unique reinterpretation of materials. Each item is hand-made, made using a special sewing machine that enables her to make a flexible yet durable material which consists of millions of entwined threads.
Round Bag
Simple bags in cylindrical shape with slits that function as handles.
（left）Round Bag (S)green / 24,150 yen Size：w210×h250×ｄ140
（right）Mid shoulder limited color / 32,550 yen Size：w240×h300×ｄ160
At The Museum Shop, we carry S size green color and L size limited color.
2side Brooch
Colorful broaches which you can change shapes as you like.
3,990 yen Colors/ green+lumi red・blue white+lumi red・turquoise blue+lumi yellow
Size：φ55mm
from left (Front) (Back)
Line Necklace
Necklaces that you can change the length and shape. Change the length and they will become necklaces, chokers, anklets or head bands.
8,190 yen Colors（left）orange （right）dark blue Size：710+L1300mm
The numbers of items are limited so hurry!
*We do not carry these items at our online shop.
For inquires, please contact:
THE MUSEUM SHOP at the Hara Museum of Contemporary Art (Tokyo)
4-7-25, Kitashinagawa, Shiangawa-ku, Tokyo 140-0001
Tel: 03-3445-2069 / Fax: 03-3473-0104
E-mail: shop@haramuseum.or.jp
Hours: 11：00-17：00（Wednesdays except National Holidays 11：00-20：00）
Closed on Mondays (and museum closing days)
*Museum admission is required to access The Museum Shop. The last entry is 30 minutes before closing.
Related links:
Online Shop http://shop.haramuseum.or.jp
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Jae-Eun Choi—Forests of Asoka
Dates: September 11 (Sat.) – December 26 (Sun.), 2010
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