Japonista is a curated destination for Japanese cultural objects and garments, selected for integrity, presence, and long-term collector value.

Do you ship internationally?

Yes. We offer international shipping with careful packing standards designed to protect delicate textiles and cultural objects.

What does museum-grade mean on your site?

Museum-grade refers to coherence and integrity: materials, technique, and condition align with a convincing internal logic and cultural presence.

How do you describe condition on vintage and antiques?

We describe condition with a collector’s lens, noting material aging, patina, and structural integrity so you can make confident decisions.

How should I care for Japanese vintage textiles and embroidery?

Avoid harsh light, humidity swings, and compression. Store with breathable protection and handle gently to preserve structure and surface.

How do I start collecting thoughtfully?

Begin with one category you truly connect with, learn its visual language, and expand slowly. Depth of understanding matters more than volume.

Collection: Hermès Rodeo Charms

The Rodeo, a lambskin horse in a contrasting saddle blanket, first appeared around 2013 and is now the most sought-after charm Hermès makes. This room gathers Rodeo and winged Pegase charms in the PM, MM and GM sizes, with their colour names.

What you will find here

Rodeo PM, MM and GM in seasonal colour combinations.
Rodeo Pegase, the winged version made in smaller numbers.

How each piece reaches you

Every piece is examined and photographed in full in Tokyo, Japan, graded on the Japanese condition scale and shipped insured and tracked. Each carries our authenticity guarantee.

Further reading: Hermès Rodeo Charms, Chaîne d'Ancre and the House's Small Treasures. Looking for a particular reference or colour? Our Hunting Salon™ searches on your behalf.