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"COSMICPUNK" Tote bag (Black)

BOOMRANNG

"COSMICPUNK" Tote bag (Black)

¥4,500 - ¥4,500
¥4,500
¥4,500 - ¥4,500
¥4,500

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About 1 week

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BOOMRANNG, an up-and-coming artist duo based in Mumbai, India, has collaborated with global brands such as Nike, Apple, Google, and Coca-Cola to produce a number of works. This T-shirt was specially produced for their first solo exhibition in Japan, COSMICPUNK, using the design of their currently on display work, "THE TENDERNESS OF POWER."

This is a basic tote bag made of durable canvas fabric. It does not have any inner pockets or other accessories, so it is a simple item that can be enjoyed in any way.

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BOOMRANNG

BOOMRANNG Studio is a design studio founded in 2020 by Indian designers Sonal Vasave and Makarand Narkar. Known as a "cosmic punk design studio," they create artworks filled with a passion for the future and hope. They have collaborated with global companies such as Google, Apple, YouTube, and Nike, and have become an icon of Indian pop culture. Their design philosophy is "retrofuturism," which depicts the future imagined in the past in the present, expressing a sense of celebration and happiness for society. Through art, they aim to rekindle hope and positive emotions for a better future.