MON MON
3rd COLLECTION
MON
2026-2027 AW
The patterns inherited throughout Japanese history were more than mere decoration; they were the embodiment of people's hopes and wishes.

Prosperity, longevity, development, and connection. These intangible sentiments were entrusted to clothing, architecture, furnishings, and everyday tools, passed down through the ages.

In our 3rd Collection “MON,” we revisit four traditional patterns—Hanabishi, Kikko, Ichimatsu, and Ajiro—to explore their forms and the meanings that dwell within them.

From inherited forms and wishes, to the contours of the modern day.
Japanese patterns have never existed merely as decoration.
For generations, they have carried wishes and meanings through clothing, architecture and objects of everyday life.

Prosperity. Longevity. Continuity. Connection.

Through four traditional forms — Hanabishi, Kikko, Ichimatsu and Ajiro — the 3rd Collection “MON” explores the structures and meanings inherited through Japanese culture.

Inherited forms and wishes, reimagined for the present.

Hanabishi — HANABISHI
A refined pattern featuring flowers arranged in a diamond shape.

We reinterpret this symbol of prosperity, elegance, and the blossoming of life into a modern design.

HANABISHI
A refined pattern consisting of a flower arranged in a diamond shape.

We reinterpret this into contemporary design by layering themes of prosperity, elegance, and the blossoming of life.

KIKKO — Tortoise Shell
A hexagonal pattern inspired by the shell of a tortoise.

Its repeating structure reflects wishes for longevity, protection, and endurance.

KIKKO — Tortoiseshell
A hexagonal pattern derived from the shell of a tortoise.

Its repeating structure reflects wishes for longevity, protection, and endurance.

ICHIMATSU — ICHIMATSU
A pattern of squares connected without interruption.

This endless repetition embodies wishes for growth, prosperity, and a future that continues on forever.

ICHIMATSU — ICHIMATSU
A pattern consisting of an unbroken series of squares.

Its endless repetition embodies wishes for growth, prosperity, and a future that continues on forever.

AJIRO
A pattern created by intricately weaving strips of bamboo or wood in a rhythmic sequence.

We translate the strength born from intersection, connection, and layering into the structure of our jewelry.

AJIRO
A pattern created by intricately weaving strips of bamboo or wood in a rhythmic sequence.

We translate the strength born from intersection, connection, and layering into the structure of our jewelry.