September’s theme
This month, our theme is “Drawn to Tell”. The first drawing at Hermès was a line of saddle stitching that told a story through a single thread, its intricate design as evocative as a well-crafted tale. Every objet tells a tale unique to the artist, composed with beautiful, striking lines drawn by the human hand. This September, Lanterne Hermès traces the lines and threads that each tell the stories of Hermès.
Artist
Shinsuke Kawahara
Kawahara’s work can be found on carrés and petit h objets. We talk about his drawings—and his fondness for rabbits in his art.
Two artists from different cultural backgrounds, both of whom have collaborated with Hermès, produced drawings of Ginza Maison Hermès to commemorate this year’s “Drawn to Craft” theme.
What is Lanterne Hermès
Lanterne Hermès is a program set in Ginza Maison Hermès that is designed to immerse you in the world of Hermès. It began in 2024, and due to popular demand, it has returned this year with a new look and with more content designed to deepen and widen the world of Hermès for its fans.
Lanterne Hermès is a program designed to light up the town with monthly themes inspired by the Hermès spirit. Thematic attractions at the Ginza Maison Hermès store and content on the Lanterne Hermès website will invite you to dive into the captivating story of Hermès.
