SKUL(P) Indigo
Indigo is serene depth, quiet courage, and a veiled horizon—a blue that hushes the noise, stretches the view, and proves that twilight can also be a refuge.
SKUL(P) ReOlivar
A unique edition crafted from ReOlivar, a sustainable composite made from crushed olive pits and natural resins. Each piece is shaped and finished by hand, resulting in organic textures and subtle variations that make every unit truly one of a kind.
SKUL(P) Salvia
Salvia is fresh calm, gentle pause, and herbal breath—a green that breathes slowly, quiets the rush, and reminds us there’s always a corner where you can stop and listen.
SKUL(P) Solid Carmina
Solid Carmina: full, intense red—passionate and clear; a warm pulse in a precise form.
SKUL(P) Solid Umbra
Solid Umbra: deep, uniform black—quiet authority and a steady pulse in a precise form.
SKUL(P) Solid Umbra XS
Solid Umbra XS: deep, uniform black—quiet authority and a steady pulse in a precise form.
SKUL(P) Solid White
Solid White: full, satin white—continuous precision and calm clarity; a sober presence that organizes without imposing.
SKUL(P) Solid White XS
Solid White XS: full, satin white—continuous precision and calm clarity; a sober presence that organizes without imposing.
SKUL(P) Umbra
Umbra is deep stillness, quiet elegance, and a refuge of shadow—a black that hushes the noise, sharpens the senses, and proves that clarity can be born in the dark.
SKUL(P) x P(ART) T-Shirt
Black cotton unisex T-shirt featuring the P(ART) logo on the chest and a minimalist SKUL(P) design on the back. A comfortable and timeless piece born from art and design.
TSUISHITSU SKULL x Hiroshi Tsunoda
Acrylic (seven-layer technique), tsuishitsu-inspired process
For the artist, design and art are distinct worlds—one driven by constraints and objectives; the other by exploration and joy. This piece inhabits both: layered, revealed, and sanded to let chance and intention co-author the final surface, much like tsuishitsu lacquer craft.
Vanitas x Lidia Vives
Acrylic painting
Rooted in the iconography of vanitas, the artwork juxtaposes beauty and decay as a reminder of life’s impermanence. Symbols such as youth and an insect—a bee—evoke the classic vocabulary of the genre while reframing it through a contemporary lens.
Volver al origen x Hiroomi Ito
Handmade Japanese paper; natural pigments; India ink; gold & silver leaf; glue
The manifestation of the collective consciousness of the Japanese who are buried—an evocation of memory, ritual, and the quiet continuity of lineage.
