In the six galleries named "Time Maze," "Zoetrope," "Echoes," "Leisure Legacy," "Bamboo," and "Red Threads," Gucci's aesthetic sense and craftsmanship, which have been passed down from the brand's founding in 1921 to the present and future, can be seen. Gucci's sense of beauty and craftsmanship from the brand's founding in 1921 to the present and the future.
Each of the exhibition rooms has various tricks that draw you into its story, even if you are not a Gucci fan.

The drawers are slightly open, as if inviting visitors. The realistic weight of the drawer feels comfortable in the hand, and gently pulling it out is like looking into a secret closet, an uplifting experience.
Inside are scarves and accessories in rich colors that will make you sigh with happiness.

The mirrored ceiling is like a kaleidoscope.
It is a magical space that does not feel claustrophobic, as if you are swimming in over 100 years of Gucci history.

An installation themed on the world of horseback riding, which has a deep connection with Gucci.
A beautiful horse gallops round and round the cylindrical walls, where various Gucci items related to the world of horseback riding are arranged.

On a wall depicting a bamboo grove on a moonlit night, reminiscent of the bamboo grove paths in Sagano, Kyoto, a number of arms float like waves, and in their hands is the Gucci Bamboo 1947, Gucci's signature bamboo handle bag that has attracted many people since its birth in 1947. The Gucci Bamboo 1947, a bag with a bamboo handle that has attracted many people since its birth in 1947.
It is a space where you can truly feel the COSMOS.

One of the most fascinating and pioneering brands in the world, and a favorite of many celebrities, is a craftsmanship that combines rich ideas with functionality and decorativeness. Visitors can see the intricate workmanship up close and personal.

Gucci's collection, which is a colorful collection of the times, is lined up on a stage that imitates the movement of waves.
The dresses that stand out in the center of the room are the ones that made artists full of personality and talent, such as Taylor Swift and Lady Gaga, shine.
You may be reunited here with the one dress you have always longed to wear.

Even though the creative directors change with the times and the designs loved by people change, we feel that Gucci's craftsmanship has been inherited.

The Italian city of Florence is a sister city of Kyoto and the birthplace of Gucci.
GUCCI COSMOS not only celebrates the longstanding exchange between Kyoto and Florence, but also highlights the cultural and artistic values shared by the two cities.
Paintings from the collection of the Kyoto Kyocera Museum of Art are displayed in a way that links to the lifestyles of the people Gucci has influenced and to Gucci's representative works.

Nowadays, sportswear has become a common style for daily enjoyment.
From early on, Gucci has been a leader in the fusion of the world of sports and fashion.
On display along with a Gucci golf bag in the GG pattern is "Golf" by the artist Akiko Niwa, which depicts a woman enjoying golf practice on a balcony.
The blue of the woman's kimono in the painting contrasts beautifully with the elegant beige of the GG pattern and the camel of the leather.

Horseback riding is a sport particularly associated with Gucci's history.
The brand's iconic green-red-green web stripe and horsebit motif, inspired by harness hammies, are from the world of horse riding.
The "Ziyue" by Kikuchi Kigetsu, depicting a horse in a dignified posture as if waiting to be loaded with a heavy leather riding saddle, evokes the exuberance of horseback riding.

Yabu" by Ryukoh Inoue. The fresh spread of quiet greenery and the neat "Gucci Bamboo 1947" complement each other.

GUCCI COSMOS" is getting more and more exciting as we regret its impending closing on December 1 (Sun.).
You can take the time to explore the history and spirit of Gucci, or simply be swept away by the beautiful design.
The exhibition is not only a must-see for Gucci lovers, but also for beginners who will want to learn more about Gucci as a result of this encounter.
Only a few days left in the exhibition period. Don't miss it!