INSIDE OUT

It’s all overcast skies and solitary roads. Something in the air shifts when ANNE CURTIS explores Tokyo.

- REGINE DAVID

In a celebration of its 187-year heritage, Tiffany & Co. unveiled the Tiffany Wonder exhibition in Tokyo, which takes visitors through the house’s illustrious history of craft and creativity. Hosted within the Tokyo Node gallery at Toranomon Hills Station Tower, this immersive experience was designed to intrigue, educate, and inspire. Among the attendees of the launch were actress and host Anne Curtis, French-Indonesian model Alyssa Daguisé, and Thai celebrities Baifern Bah and Win Metawin.

Spread across 10 rooms, the exhibition presents nearly 300 never-before-seen objects that narrate the brand’s history. Among these rooms are the Wonder of Design room, in which the house honors their collaborator designers; and the Wonder of Origin room which highlights the house’s beginnings with the very first Tiffany Blue box.

Visitors will also run into a stunning brooch created by Julia Munson under the direction of Louis Comfort Tiffany for Tiffany & Co., which was crafted between 1904 to 1914. This exquisite piece features gold, platinum, black opals, and demantoid garnets, epitomizing the meticulous craftsmanship that is a hallmark of Tiffany & Co.