The SØHØ Museum carries one of the world's rarest private collections of Samurai art, armour, objects and treasures and their antique Japanese costume artifacts, from ancient helmets to ceremonial garments, serve as direct design blueprints for our couture.

Ancient Helmets

Ceremonial Jinbaori

Lacquered Blades

Iron kabuto from the Edo and Kamakura periods, each a testament to meticulous craftsmanship and warrior spirit. SØHØ continues this tradition via his trademark blonde bangs that represent the Haguma of Takeda Shingen and his diverse use of hats, hoodies and head coverings.

Rare ceremonial jinbaori coats, woven with sacred Buddhist iconography, worn by high-ranking samurai. SØHØ Archives contain actual clothes worn by the Tokugawa Shoguns and Daimyo, Miyamoto Musashi, Honda Tadakatsu and their clans.

Masterfully crafted gold lacquered swords, embodying both deadly precision and profound artistic expression. SØHØ routinely adds Samurai swords, holsters and weapons as a part of his accessories and is bespoke bling is heavily inspired by the Samurai armour and weaponry.

Formed in metal, woven in leather, modern Samurai chic updating Hakamas for today

Between the sumi stroke and the seam line lies Ma—the spatial void where form begins. Our heritage is not stored; it is worn, understood, and created anew. Modern ensembles inspired by Samurai fashion from Hakamas to Jinbaoris

Experience the Legacy

Schedule a private tour with our museum curator in Kamakura and delve into the profound artistry of samurai heritage.