Supreme x SyuRo Tinplate Box
Supreme vs. Original
Supreme version
About the original
SyuRo is a Tokyo-based craft studio founded in 2006 by interior designer Masuko Unayama and operated from a storefront workshop in the Torigoe district of Taito, where Japanese craft manufacturing has concentrated since the Meiji era. SyuRo means palm tree. Each tinplate box is hand-formed from tin-plated steel sheet at partner ateliers in Tokyo, with hammered seams and a friction-fit lid; finishes are left raw to develop patina with handling, without lacquer or ornament. The boxes are designed as everyday storage for small tools, stationery, tea, or workshop supplies. The FW25 Supreme version adds a printed box logo to the lid.
About SyuRo
SyuRo is a Tokyo-based studio founded in 2002 by designer Shoko Uno, producing handmade tinplate storage boxes and household goods using traditional Japanese metalworking techniques. The studio works with craftsmen in the Taito district of Tokyo — a historic center of small-batch manufacturing — and is known for functional objects made with minimal ornamentation and close attention to material and finish.
