Tiffany Wonder in Tokyo, an exhibition celebrating the heritage and creativity of Tiffany & Co.

George Paulding Farnham for Tiffany & Co.
Gold, sterling silver, diamonds, emeralds,
pink sapphires, enamel
1889
Exhibited at the Exposition Universelle of 1889,
Paris, France
© Tiffany & Co.
Like portals to the past, the exhibitions offer the opportunity to contemplate the history and evolution of craftsmanship, while also allowing us to appreciate rare and beautifully crafted pieces.
This April, Tiffany & Co. announces the opening of his exhibition titled Tiffany Wonder in Tokyo. On this occasion, the house Tiffany & Co. Celebrating 187 years of craftsmanship, creativity and heritage. Visitors will embark on a visual journey through the Maison’s creations. Each piece on display tells a story of craftsmanship, creativity, heritage and modernity.
The relationship between Tiffany & Co. And Japan dates back to its beginnings in 1837, when Charles Lewis Tiffany introduced a selection of imported Japanese products to the American market, a rare offering at the time. Many renowned designers from the House, including Edward C. Moore, Louis Comfort Tiffany, and Elsa Peretti, drew inspiration from the arts of Japan, which testifies to the lasting influence of Japanese culture on their work. Tiffany & Co.
Tiffany Wonder The Maison will present a series of ten rooms exploring the fundamental themes of identity, heritage and know-how of the House. Nearly 300 exceptional objects will be exhibited, offering visitors a beautiful insight into the nearly two centuries of history of the Maison. Tiffany & Co.. The exhibition will culminate with the presentation of Tiffany diamond 128.54 carats, the centerpiece of the Maison, which will be showcased in a new transformable creation inspired by the famous Jean Schlumberger brooch from Tiffany Bird on a Rock.
Tiffany Wonder Unveils a captivating universe, offering everyone the chance to enjoy the history of this beautiful House. A beautiful invitation to wonder.
Tokyo Node Gallery
Exhibition from April 12 to June 23, 2024