A dialogue between yesterday and today, between East and West,
featuring stunning antiques alongside new items made using ancestral techniques and contemporary art pieces.
Together creating a new inspirational experience with deep roots in Japanese tradition.
Galerie KAERAÑ offers Japanese artifacts and creations curated by Mathilde Roseanne Brégeon in Japan.
Drawing from her artistic expertise in design and art direction (working with Hermes, Kenzo, Pierre Frey, Chiso Kyoto among others) and love for Japanese craftsmanship, Mathilde selects Japanese pieces that tell a story, stir emotion and touch the heart. Alongside these items are her own contemporary designs and commissions, made by modern Japanese craftsmen.
A lover of Japanese arts and craftsmanship, Mathilde relocated full-time to Kyoto, Japan in 2019 after 15 business trips between Paris and Kyoto. Here she has collaborated with some of Kyoto’s top artisans, sharing their work with a global audience through pop up events in Paris and now online via Galerie KAERAÑ. These relationships often begin in serendipitous encounters and are deepened by Mathilde’s appreciation of high quality craftsmanship, passion for sustainable and natural materials and desire to learn from the Japanese craftspeople of yesterday and today.



ABOUT
MATHILDE ROSEANNE BREGEON
Mathilde is an artistic director and designer holding a Bachelor of Arts degree in Fashion from ESAA Duperré and a Master degree in Textiles from l'ENSAD Ecole des Arts Décoratifs in Paris. Prior to living in Japan, she lived and worked in Paris, New York and Zürich. After 3 years and 15 round trip travels between Paris/Kyoto working with Japanese craftsmen, Mathilde fell in love with Japan and moved to Kyoto in 2019. Since 2016, through her design studio STUDIO KAERAÑ, she has collaborated with companies in India, USA, France and Japan developing contemporary products using ancestral craftsmanship techniques.
STUDIO KAERAÑ
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CONSULTING SERVICES : Creative director and designer
BESPOKE : Seeking a particular type of Japanese antique, craft or artist, wish to develop a product in collaboration with Japanese artisans or have any other questions?
Please send your email to contact@studiokaeran.com
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