BE@RBRICK Rilakkuma Costume Version [Rilakkuma] (400%) The National Museum of Art Architecture and Design making it especially attractive to

making it especially attractive to collectors

The three colors are precisely applied across the entire figure: the left ear

This collaboration combines museum exclusivity with urban collecting culture

inspired by the legendary composer Frédéric Chopin

Taron Egerton's portrayal was a revelation—he combined vulnerability

BE@RBRICK Rilakkuma Costume Version [Rilakkuma] (400%) The National Museum of Art Architecture and Design making it especially attractive toRilakkuma, arguably the most laid back bear in Japanese pop culture, has been an absolute phenomenon since its introduction by San X in 2003. Created by designer Aki Kondo, the character tells the story of a mysterious bear who one day simply appears in Kaoru's apartment and makes himself at home. His name says it all: a blend of the Japanese words "rilakkusu" (relax) and "kuma" (bear). What made Rilakkuma special from the very beginning was his