Le Brésil Sugar Box Junya Watanabe utilitarian architecture that remains resilient

utilitarian architecture that remains resilient and soft through every season

Sophisticated menswear blueprints are reinterpreted through an effortless casual lens in the definitive "Ellis" flat loafers

The aggressive silhouette sits on a responsive Infuse midsole

The ribbed edges and long sleeves provide a framework of unhurried resilience and movement-filled grace

Durable ridged rubber-grip sole

Le Brésil Sugar Box Junya Watanabe utilitarian architecture that remains resilientSovereign luxury and a rich multi dimensional finish converge in the monumental Le Brsil lidded sugar box. Crafted from high quality Limoges porcelain, the container draws inspiration from Joseph Fuchs 1862 panoramic masterpiece, depicting the Amazon rainforest as a lush tapestry of rivers and mangroves. The exterior canvas is beautifully technicalized with brilliantly colored peacocks, cranes, flamingos, macaws, and pheasants, bordered by gold rims.