Lisaya and Mame Tonkachi
Tonkachi Artists
“Lisaya and Mame Tonkachi” is about to begin.
The Lisa Larson pop-up shop “Lisaya” is joined by the small-but-mighty “Mame Tonkachi” store, and Nokogiri’s 2026 kicks off with “Lisaya and Mame Tonkachi.”
Alongside Lisa Larson’s works, the Mame Tonkachi corner will feature items by Marianne Hallberg, Donna Wilson, and Eleonor Boström. A compact space filled to the brim with personalities too big to be contained.
And there’s more a lucky draw challenge!
During the exhibition period, customers who spend ¥5,500 (tax included) or more in-store will have a chance to win a special prize.
All of us on the staff look forward to welcoming you.
The Lisa Larson pop-up shop “Lisaya” is joined by the small-but-mighty “Mame Tonkachi” store, and Nokogiri’s 2026 kicks off with “Lisaya and Mame Tonkachi.”
Alongside Lisa Larson’s works, the Mame Tonkachi corner will feature items by Marianne Hallberg, Donna Wilson, and Eleonor Boström. A compact space filled to the brim with personalities too big to be contained.
And there’s more a lucky draw challenge!
During the exhibition period, customers who spend ¥5,500 (tax included) or more in-store will have a chance to win a special prize.
All of us on the staff look forward to welcoming you.
・Information
Artists:
Lisa Larson, Marianne Hallberg, Donna Wilson, Eleonor Boström, and others
Dates:
Saturday, January 10 – Monday, February 23, 2026
Open Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and public holidays
Gallery Hours:
12:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Closed: Monday to Wednesday (Open on public holidays)
Venue: NOKOGIRI
2F Daiichi Nishio Building, 5-17 Sarugakucho, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0033
*There is no elevator.
*Photography is prohibited for this exhibition.
*Inventory is shared with the online store “TONKACHI STORE,” so items may sell out due to timing.
*Cash is not accepted. (Credit cards, e-money, and QR code payments are available.)
[email protected]
*Stock is shared with the online shop TONKACHI STORE; items may sell out without notice.
Lisa Larson, Marianne Hallberg, Donna Wilson, Eleonor Boström, and others
Dates:
Saturday, January 10 – Monday, February 23, 2026
Open Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and public holidays
Gallery Hours:
12:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Closed: Monday to Wednesday (Open on public holidays)
Venue: NOKOGIRI
2F Daiichi Nishio Building, 5-17 Sarugakucho, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0033
*There is no elevator.
*Photography is prohibited for this exhibition.
*Inventory is shared with the online store “TONKACHI STORE,” so items may sell out due to timing.
*Cash is not accepted. (Credit cards, e-money, and QR code payments are available.)
[email protected]
*Stock is shared with the online shop TONKACHI STORE; items may sell out without notice.
・About Artists
Lisa Larson
ceramics artist
Lisa Larson was born in 1931 in southern Sweden. After studying at the School of Design and Crafts, Faculty of Art, University of Gothenburg, she joined Gustavsberg at the invitation of Stig Lindberg, the art director of Gustavsberg, a Swedish ceramics company. In 1992, he founded Keramikstudion. In 1992, he founded Keramikstudion, and although he is no longer running the studio, he continues to produce his work there. In recent years, he often works at a Japanese kiln.
ceramics artist
Lisa Larson was born in 1931 in southern Sweden. After studying at the School of Design and Crafts, Faculty of Art, University of Gothenburg, she joined Gustavsberg at the invitation of Stig Lindberg, the art director of Gustavsberg, a Swedish ceramics company. In 1992, he founded Keramikstudion. In 1992, he founded Keramikstudion, and although he is no longer running the studio, he continues to produce his work there. In recent years, he often works at a Japanese kiln.
Marianne Hallberg
ceramics artist
Born in 1952 in the port city of Gothenburg, Sweden, Marianne Hallberg is the daughter of a florist. After spending her youth traveling the world, she began working in ceramics. She graduated with a master's degree from the School of Design and Crafts at the University of Gothenburg in 1981 and has been an active member of the Sintra Gallery in Gothenburg since 1983. Her unique style has captured the attention of avant-garde creators, and she is admired as a ceramic artist by younger generations. Marianne is an artist loved by other artists, and her motto is "Be Kind."
ceramics artist
Born in 1952 in the port city of Gothenburg, Sweden, Marianne Hallberg is the daughter of a florist. After spending her youth traveling the world, she began working in ceramics. She graduated with a master's degree from the School of Design and Crafts at the University of Gothenburg in 1981 and has been an active member of the Sintra Gallery in Gothenburg since 1983. Her unique style has captured the attention of avant-garde creators, and she is admired as a ceramic artist by younger generations. Marianne is an artist loved by other artists, and her motto is "Be Kind."
Donna Wilson
Textile artist and designer.
Born in Scotland, Donna Wilson first came to prominence in 2002 when she created a series of knitted works featuring strange creatures while studying at the Royal College of Art (RCA) in the UK. Since then, she has worked worldwide, expanding her creative range from commercial work to furniture and art. Currently while based in London, she also runs a knitting studio of her own in Scotland.
Textile artist and designer.
Born in Scotland, Donna Wilson first came to prominence in 2002 when she created a series of knitted works featuring strange creatures while studying at the Royal College of Art (RCA) in the UK. Since then, she has worked worldwide, expanding her creative range from commercial work to furniture and art. Currently while based in London, she also runs a knitting studio of her own in Scotland.
Eleonor Boström
Ceramic artist / illustrator
Born in Stockholm, Sweden. After graduating from art college, she moved to Berlin. Currently working in Stockholm and San Francisco. She has been working on the theme of ‘dogs' for more than 10 years. In her own words, she “never gets bored”.
Ceramic artist / illustrator
Born in Stockholm, Sweden. After graduating from art college, she moved to Berlin. Currently working in Stockholm and San Francisco. She has been working on the theme of ‘dogs' for more than 10 years. In her own words, she “never gets bored”.