CASA LOEWE Omotesando reborn

Our flagship Japan store reopens after a year long renovation and expansion, hosting Tokyo’s first ReCraft outpost for leather maintenance, and marking the pinnacle moment of our 50th anniversary in Japan.

Spatial dialogues

Silver tiles wrap the façade and interior, creating abstract reflections of Omotesando’s surrounding trees and buildings, while floor-to-ceiling windows and a majestic staircase create a stunning, light-filled interior.

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Spanning a vast 466sqm, the store offers women’s ready-to-wear and accessories on 1F, men’s on 2F, and LOEWE ReCraft on B1F.

A unique curation

Nature and craft combine in sculpture by Japanese bamboo artist Tanabe Chikuunsai IV and a botanical installation by TSUBAKI, alongside works in stoneware and clay by Pablo Picasso, Lucie Rie, and Bernard Leach.

TSUBAKI
LOEWE I Omotesando store
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TSUBAKI

The Tokyo-based studio reimagines the rich natural environment of a Japanese mountainside with OYAMA, a botanical installation featuring hardwoods, ferns, and a wildlife pool.

Tanabe Chikuunsai IV
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Tanabe Chikuunsai IV

The bamboo artist and 2022 LOEWE FOUNDATION Craft Prize finalist, continues his ongoing LOEWE collaboration with a flower basket created by weaving Japanese bamboo and rattan.

Lucie Rie
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Lucie Rie

Works by 20th century modernist potter Lucie Rie highlight the intersection of nature and craft, with stoneware bowls in organic shapes crafted using Rie’s unique throwing and glazing methods.

Pablo Picasso
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Pablo Picasso

Utilitarian yet decorated, Bouquet (1955) by Spanish artist Pablo Picasso is characteristic of his ceramic works, drawing on natural themes inspired by the flora and fauna of Southern France and the Mediterranean.

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LOEWE ReCraft

The second outpost of the craft-led concept offers repair and maintenance services, breathing new life into LOEWE leather goods.