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French Jewelry Brand Creates Japan-Inspired Collection Featuring Retro-Modern Designs
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During the late-19th century, ukiyo-e, porcelain, fans, and other forms of Japanese fine art became strong sources of inspiration for many Western artists. The European craze for Japanese art became so great that the word "Japonism" was coined in 1872 to describe the phenomenon, and has since been used to explain the influence of Japanese art on Western art culture.
Now, two centuries later, the usage of the word "Neo Japonism" has been on the rise. Neo Japonism refers to a revival of Western interest in Japanese art, which has prompted many artists to turn to Japanese art culture for inspiration when producing modern works and designs.
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One such example is a new jewelry collection by French fashion jewelry brand Agatha Paris called Soleil Levant, or "Rising Sun." Consisting of 21 items including earrings, necklaces, and bracelets, this exclusive collection turns Japan-inspired colors and patterns into chic accessories that will go with any outfit.
Source: PR Times
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The Soleil Levant jewelry collection is sold exclusively in Japan, and mainly utilizes retro-modern designs of dots as well as patterns similar to sensu fans. This stylish homage to the Land of the Rising Sun is a great way for appreciators of Japanese culture to wear their love with pride.
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Items can be purchased at Agatha Paris stores in Japan and online. Check out the website to see the entire collection!