What was Heralbony's primary objective when presenting at the Matter&Shape exhibition in Paris?

Heralbony pursued expressing the charm of original artworks in various forms, combining them with Japan's proud and diverse long-standing traditional techniques.

Can you provide details about the collaboration involving Nambu ironware that Heralbony showcased?

Heralbony collaborated with Suzuki Morihisa Studio, a Nambu ironware workshop with a 400-year history. This partnership featured new art specifically added for the Paris exhibition.

Name two of the artists whose works were featured as part of Heralbony's exhibition content at Matter&Shape.

Nozomu Fujita from Oita Prefecture with "Small Apple" and Takeo Iga from Tokyo with "Green Landscape" were among the featured artists.

Heralbony Makes Debut at Paris Design Salon "Matter&Shape". The Allure of Art Reimagined with Japanese Technology Captures Global Attention!

Q: What international event did Heralbony Co., Ltd. debut at, and where was it held?

Heralbony Co., Ltd. made its first appearance at "Matter&Shape," an international exhibition for exceptional projects held in Paris, France during Paris Fashion Week.

Q: Which specific Japanese traditional craftsmanship techniques did Heralbony collaborate with for their exhibition in Paris?

Heralbony collaborated with highly skilled craftsmanship including Nambu ironware from Suzuki Morihisa Studio, Nishijin-ori weaving from Kaji Orimono, and Yokoburi embroidery from Okiri.

Published Mar 28, 2026 7:03 PM ・ Updated Jun 14, 2026 3:50 PM ・ 4 min read ・ Source: PR Times

Heralbony makes its debut at a Paris exhibition, showcasing works that fuse Japanese traditional techniques with art.

Photo Credit: Celia Spenard-Ko / Yurina Niihara

Heralbony Co., Ltd. has made its first appearance at "Matter&Shape," an international exhibition for exceptional projects held in Paris.

Matter&Shape is an exhibition held during Paris Fashion Week, bringing together leading creators from the industry, including department stores, select shops, and international fashion companies from around the world, as well as architects, designers, museums, galleries, design offices, and fashion media.

This time, as a proposal to creators active worldwide, Heralbony pursued expressing the charm of original artworks in various forms using Japan's proud and diverse long-standing techniques.

When expressing art, what techniques should it be combined with? The answer was to achieve collaborations with highly skilled craftsmanship: Nambu ironware from Suzuki Morihisa Studio, Nishijin-ori weaving from Kaji Orimono, and Yokoburi embroidery from Okiri. We meticulously reinterpreted and reconstructed every detail of the artwork's presence and power, including its three-dimensionality, density, number of colors, and even the direction of brushstrokes.

Heralbony's Exhibition Content

Nambu Ironware (Suzuki Morihisa Studio)

Photo Credit: Yurina Niihara

The collaboration with Suzuki Morihisa Studio, a Nambu ironware workshop boasting a 400-year history, which was carried out in October 2025, is being exhibited with new art added as a Paris edition. The fusion of Suzuki Morihisa Studio's tradition, highly acclaimed both domestically and internationally for its advanced casting techniques and beautiful forms, and Heralbony's vision to create culture from Morioka to the world, has realized a new expression where craftsmanship and art meet.

Featured Works

《Small Apple》 Nozomu Fujita (Oita Prefecture)

《Green Landscape》 Takeo Iga (Tokyo)

《(Untitled) (Blue)》 Midori Kudo (Iwate Prefecture, Runbinii Art Museum)

《The World (L’univers)》 Serge Steffoglo (France)

《Untitled》 Collaborative work by artists from Pravida (Netherlands)

《Untitled》 Willy De Smet (Belgium)

Suzuki Morihisa Studio Official Website: https://suzukimor...

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