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  • Tan Sai Throw
3 colors

Tan Sai Throw

K3 design by Kenzo Takada
800,00 €
  • Hyogara rectangle Cushion
1 color

Hyogara rectangle Cushion

K3 design by Kenzo Takada
164,00 €
  • Chiyogami 150 V2 Cushion
1 color

Chiyogami 150 V2 Cushion

K3 design by Kenzo Takada
116,00 €
  • Hama Cushion
1 color

Hama Cushion

K3 design by Kenzo Takada
252,00 €
  • Shinlin Throw
1 color

Shinlin Throw

K3 design by Kenzo Takada
873,00 €
  • Hanten Cushion
1 color

Hanten Cushion

K3 design by Kenzo Takada
252,00 €
  • Taka Cushion
2 colors

Taka Cushion

K3 design by Kenzo Takada
252,00 €
  • Taigaa Throw
2 colors

Taigaa Throw

K3 design by Kenzo Takada
784,00 €
  • Chikurin Cushion
1 color

Chikurin Cushion

K3 design by Kenzo Takada
205,00 €
  • Kegawa Cushion
2 colors

Kegawa Cushion

K3 design by Kenzo Takada
307,00 €
  • Hana Kasuri Cushion
1 color
2 size

Hana Kasuri Cushion

K3 design by Kenzo Takada
273,00 €
  • Kiri no Hana Cushion
1 color

Kiri no Hana Cushion

K3 design by Kenzo Takada
348,00 €
  • Temari Cushion
1 color

Temari Cushion

K3 design by Kenzo Takada
348,00 €
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K 三, between simplicity and refinement



Inspired by the Japanese art called Kintsugi of repairing broken porcelain by gluing the pieces together with lacquer sprinkled with gold, the brand's name, K3, evokes this technique. It represents the idea that the Japanese have of how to ennoble something by keeping it simple.



The brand's creations blend Western and Eastern influences and are organized around different themes.



One is inspired by nature and features sumptuous floral designs in pastel hues including some golden touches bringing a relaxing and harmonious atmosphere.



A second combines, in bright red and pink hues, geometric lines with more organic shapes reminiscent of the delicacy and refinement of young geishas dressed in kimonos with complex and colorful designs.



Finally, the last theme revolves around black and ivory colors. Bringing solemnity and theatricality, it brings together elegant graphic and geometric patterns.