We are thrilled to share that Reichen Bard was featured in Lausanne Cités! The article highlights the Japanese craft workshops taking place at Tokyo Story, a unique concept store in Lausanne dedicated to sustainable fashion and artisanal craftsmanship.
Bringing Japanese Jewelry-Making to Lausanne
As part of this exciting collaboration, Reichen Bard hosts Miyuki bead weaving workshops every Wednesday from noon. These sessions introduce participants to the delicate art of Japanese bead weaving, allowing them to create intricate jewelry pieces with high-quality Japanese beads.
This partnership with Tokyo Story aligns perfectly with our mission—blending tradition, craftsmanship, and sustainability. The store, founded by Sachiko Butzerin, curates vintage fashion from Japan, handcrafted jewelry, and accessories made from repurposed kimono fabrics.
The Reichen Bard Philosophy
At Reichen Bard, we believe in celebrating craftsmanship and bringing people together through creative experiences. Whether it’s through jewelry-making, textile arts, or the philosophy of Kintsugi—the Japanese art of repairing broken ceramics with gold—we embrace the idea that beauty is found in the handmade and the imperfect.
Join the Experience!
We’re excited to bring Japanese craftsmanship to Lausanne and invite you to explore these unique workshops. If you’d like to participate in one of our jewelry-making sessions, you can find more details and register on www.tokyostory.ch.
Stay tuned for more updates, and thank you for your support in celebrating handmade artistry and sustainable design!
Stay up to date with the latest news, workshops, and inspirations by following Tokyo Story and Reichen Bard on Instagram!
📌 Follow Tokyo Story: @tokyostory.ch
📌 Follow Reichen Bard: @reichenbard.ch
Join us on this creative journey! ✨
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