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Commemorating 25 Years of Nicolai Bergmann's Floral Magic

From November 12 to 16, 2025, the vibrant streets of Harajuku, Tokyo will once again bloom as renowned floral artist Nicolai Bergmann presents his latest exhibition titled KUMIAWASE. This event marks the 25th anniversary of his signature flower box, a creation that has become an integral part of his identity in the floral design industry.

KUMIAWASE, which translates to 'combination', reflects not only Bergmann's signature style but also his journey over the past two and a half decades. With a focus on blending diverse elements of artistic expression, the exhibition will showcase 25 unique flower boxes, each symbolizing different influences and inspirations he has encountered along the way. Each display encapsulates the essence of collaboration, featuring works alongside esteemed artists and designers from both Denmark and Japan, as well as various crafts such as ceramics, porcelain, and bamboo handiwork.

The exhibition venue, Yodobashi J6 building, will be transformed into a fantastical space, integrating natural elements sourced from the illustrious Nicolai Bergmann Hakone Gardens. This tranquil sanctuary, located in Gora, uncover a seamless connection between humanity and nature, setting the stage for a mesmerizing floral experience that juxtaposes nature with urban life.

Featured Artist Collaboration

Among the numerous collaborations featured at the exhibition is a partnership with acclaimed sculptor Kohei Nawa, known for his profound impact on contemporary art. The specifics of additional collaborations will be unveiled on the exhibition's special website, promising a dynamic array of creative interactions.

Bergmann himself reflects on his journey: “I have dedicated my life to the world of flowers and design. I am truly grateful that The Flower Box has become synonymous with my passion and success.” This message resonates deeply as he returns to the roots of his artistry, celebrating the very essence of what has made his career flourished.

Exhibition Details

The exhibition runs daily from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM, with the final entry at 7:30 PM. Attendees can expect a stunning display of floral art using fresh, dried, and preserved flowers, alongside an exclusive look at the Flower Box Archive. Special merchandise, including the commemorative KUMIAWASE art book, will also be available for pre-order.

Ticket Information

• - Advance Tickets: Adult ¥800 / Students ¥500 (Free for children under middle school age) - Available until November 11.
• - On-Site Tickets: Adult ¥1,000 / Students ¥800 (Free for children under middle school age) - Available during the exhibition days.
• - Guided Tour Ticket: An exclusive opportunity to join Nicolai Bergmann for a guided tour of the exhibition on select evenings at ¥8,800.
• - KUMIAWASE BOX Ticket: A unique experience ticket priced at ¥4,900 includes a custom preserver box filled with flowers designed by attendees themselves.

Each ticket purchase comes with a bonus floral gift for the first 250 early birds, making the visit even more delightful. Experience the whimsical world of Nicolai Bergmann firsthand and immerse yourself in the beauty of floral design.

Visit Us

For those interested in purchasing tickets, visit the official ticketing site here and step into a world of enchanting floral artistry. Whether you are a floral enthusiast or a casual observer, the KUMIAWASE exhibition promises an unforgettable journey through the soul of flowers.

For inquiries regarding the event or other information, contact Nicolai Bergmann Co., Ltd. via email at [email protected] or call 03-5464-0716 on weekdays from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM.