Charity Stamp for Great East Japan Earthquake to be Released

This exhibition features precious archives from the GUCCI MUSEO, opened in Florence, Italy, in 2011 to celebrate the brand's 90th anniversary. On display are items making their Japanese debut, including trunks and suitcases from the founding era, leather goods that spread Gucci's fame worldwide, the iconic Bamboo bag symbolizing the brand's history, and the 'Flora' scarf, a timeless motif designed for Princess Grace of Monaco. The collection showcases pieces that pioneered their time with superior design and craftsmanship, and continue to exude fresh allure today.

Through these iconic items, rich with various anecdotes, one can glimpse the brand's unparalleled heritage and trajectory of innovation.

Additionally, a Gucci Charity Stamp will be released. The entire proceeds will be donated to support the education of children affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake.Great East Japan EarthquakeGucci believes education is a gift for all children and continues its support activities for children who face difficulties in attending school due to financial reasons resulting from the Great East Japan Earthquake.Great East Japan EarthquakeSince 2011, the company has launched annual charity items, with all proceeds donated to this cause.

Venue: KITTE 1F Atrium
Dates: Saturday, November 16th - Sunday, November 24th
Hours: 11:00 - 21:00 (Sundays and holidays until 20:00)
2-7-2 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
*Sales of the charity stamp and GUCCI MUSEO letter set will close at 20:00.

Gucci Japan Customer Service
Tel. 03-5469-6611
www.gucci.com