A one-of-a-kind event by Ramroff and Lanchiki. Vintage African jewelry and other rare items you won't find anywhere else will be gathered in one place.

Just as there are many traditional crafts in Japan, there are also traditional crafts around the world that are created using techniques that have been passed down from generation to generation.

One of them, Daisuke Sakamoto, designer of the up-and-coming brand "Lamrof," which embodies black culture and develops a unique world view, has focused his attention on African craftsmanship. He has decided to sell one-of-a-kind African goods that he purchased through his own filter at "LANTIKI centraaaaal TOKYO" for a limited time.

For 17 days from Friday, February 23 to Sunday, March 10, vintage African jewelry, vintage African masks, and African art will be exhibited. For a complete overview, please visit the exhibition in person, but here are just a few of the items on display.

¥52,800

38,500 yen

¥46,200

¥47,300

33,000 yen

¥41,800

37,400 yen

These African jewelry pieces were purchased in the deepest local areas of Africa, one by one, with the theme of "items that have definitely never been in Japan before" while respecting the world view of "Ramroff". Sakamoto says, "The selection of African jewelry was made to reflect the unique color sense of Africans and the atmosphere of the local area.

The masks and art are likewise a one-of-a-kind lineup that showcases his sense of style and aesthetics. Here are just a few of them.

Mr. Sakamoto himself will be in the store on an irregular basis during the exhibition, so it will be interesting to hear not only about these African goods, but also about the secret stories behind his purchases. Don't miss this opportunity!

In parallel with this event, they are also preparing special order items with "LANTIKI".

LANTIKI × Lamrof Ami Art Cardigan ¥48,400

These special-order items will go on sale on February 23 (Fri.), the same day as the event. There are so many topics that it may be hard to know where to start, but whatever you do, please visit the store and feel the atmosphere firsthand!

Finally, Mr. Sakamoto will close with a scene from his buying trip to Africa.