—Osamu SARUYAMA—
Exhibition: Sky and Fragrance — Osamu Saruyama
Dates: From Friday, October 31, 2025
@ “Re Gallery SCEARN”
3-13-7 2F Kita-aoyama
Minato Tokyo/107-0061 Japan
03-6433-5201
11:00–19:00
closed on Mondays https://scearn.com/
Curated by ONESTORY — “Re Gallery SCEARN” opens inside Onward Kashiyama’s new brand flagship, SCEARN.
Its first exhibition features designer Osamu Saruyama and his iconic work Jizaikagi (Hanging Hook).
[Gallery Information]
SCEARN is a new daily luxury brand created by Onward Kashiyama, reinterpreting the elegance of traditional Japanese aesthetics in a modern way to bring quiet richness to everyday life.
Its flagship store, SCEARN AOYAMA, is a concept store designed to engage all five senses. The space, designed by Seoul-based Creative Studio Unravel, draws inspiration from the beauty of emptiness found in Japanese gardens.
On the second floor, Re Gallery SCEARN, curated by ONESTORY, opens as a new space for cultural expression.
The inaugural exhibition features designer Osamu Saruyama and his iconic work Jizaikagi, offering a contemporary interpretation of Japan’s timeless beauty and craftsmanship.
Curated by ONESTORY, this special exhibition presents the works of designer Osamu Saruyama, who explores the reinterpretation of Japan’s traditional beauty through distinctive forms. Centering on his signature piece Jizaikagi, the installation resonates with the atmosphere of SCEARN AOYAMA, celebrating refined craftsmanship and the serene beauty found in the act of “suspending” objects such as incense holders, flower vases, and candles.
MS-470 SAR-S:
body length 70 cm, body width 110 cm, shoulder width 46 cm, sleeve length 60 cm
MS-470 SAR-M:
body length 73 cm, chest 114 cm, shoulder width 48 cm, sleeve length 63 cm
MS-470 SAR-L:
body length 76 cm, chest 118 cm, shoulder width 50 cm, sleeve length 66 cm
——By washing, shoulder width and body width approximately 1.5 cm, dress length and sleeve length approximately 2 cm, it shrinks.
ディレクション:猿山修 デザイン・制作:display tokyo
direction: osamu saruyama, design and production: display tokyo