PROTCOL to Hold POP UP Event at Urban Research Lumine Shinjuku Store Starting April 10th
A POP UP event for the bag brand "PROTCOL" will be held at the Urban Research Lumine Shinjuku store.
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"PROTCOL," a Tokyo-based brand, explores creative expression from multifaceted perspectives, with bags at its core. We are pleased to announce that a POP UP SHOP for PROTCOL will be held at Urban Research Lumine Shinjuku store starting April 10th (Friday).
We will be offering a wide selection of PROTCOL items, including the "VOID" bag, inspired by void tubes used as construction materials, which signifies "blank" and "hollow." Please take this opportunity to see items that can only be found at the Urban Research Lumine Shinjuku store.
As part of their approach, PROTCOL collaborates with various creators such as photographers, glass labels, and ceramic artists, proposing items while incorporating different perspectives. This time, we will be showcasing glass necklaces created in collaboration with glass artist Yuri Iwamoto through their ongoing projects. These are some of the items highly praised by buyers.
FAQ
What is PROTCOL?
PROTCOL is a Tokyo-based brand that explores creative expression from multifaceted perspectives, with bags as its core focus.
Where and when is the POP UP event being held?
The POP UP event is being held at the Urban Research Lumine Shinjuku store, starting from April 10th.
What kind of products will be available at the POP UP?
A wide selection of PROTCOL items will be available, including the "VOID" bag inspired by void tubes, and glass necklaces created in collaboration with glass artist Yuri Iwamoto.
What is the inspiration behind the "VOID" bag?
The "VOID" bag is inspired by void tubes used as construction materials, signifying "blank" and "hollow."
Does PROTCOL collaborate with other creators?
Yes, PROTCOL collaborates with various creators such as photographers, glass labels, and ceramic artists to incorporate different perspectives into their product proposals.