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An Exclusive Taste of Art: Atelier Ukai's Collaboration with the Louvre Exhibition

In a remarkable fusion of art and culinary craftsmanship, Atelier Ukai is set to unveil a limited-edition cookie can as part of its exclusive collaboration with the "Louvre Museum Renaissance Exhibition". Running from September 9 to December 13, 2026, this event at the National Art Center, Tokyo, celebrates not just the legacy of the Renaissance, but also the intricate flavors and visual appeal of these unique confections.

The highlight of this exhibition is the debut of Leonardo da Vinci's renowned painting, "Portrait of a Woman", commonly referred to as "La Belle Ferronnière", in Japan. Recognized as one of the great masterpieces of the maestro, this painting enhances the artistic atmosphere, creating a perfect backdrop for the debut of Atelier Ukai's cookie can.

Limited Edition: Foulsek Petit Fleur Can Details

• - Product Name: Foulsek Petit Fleur Can
• - Price: ¥2,970 (including tax)
• - Sales Period: September 9, 2026 - December 13, 2026
• - Sales Location: Special Shop at the National Art Center during the "Louvre Museum Renaissance Exhibition".

The cookies mirror the beauty depicted in da Vinci's artwork, capturing both the delicacy of the textures and the rich colors associated with the female subject portrayed. Designed as a delightful treat to enjoy after experiencing the exhibition, the can is also an excellent gift for art enthusiasts and loved ones alike.

Atelier Ukai, which operates numerous restaurants primarily in Tokyo and Kanagawa, aims to bring the essence of their dining experience into homes. Their guiding principle, "Ukai’s Echo at Home," revolves around using seasonal ingredients to create exquisite pastries that celebrate taste and craftsmanship, ensuring every bite resonates with their passion for quality.

For those interested in both culinary arts and Renaissance masterpieces, this collaboration presents a unique opportunity to indulge in an artistic experience. Visitors can enjoy not only the visual feast of the groundbreaking exhibition but also take home a piece of that elegance through the limited-edition cookie can.

Discover the Renaissance at the National Art Center

The "Louvre Museum Renaissance Exhibition" presents a rare opportunity to witness some of da Vinci's only 15 existing authenticated paintings, five of which are housed in the Louvre. Since the historic visit of the "Mona Lisa" in 1974, this marks a significant moment with the first-ever public display of "Portrait of a Woman" in Japan. The exhibition will delve into the background of the piece, dissecting its historical context and display remarkable features that have intrigued art lovers worldwide.

• - Venue: National Art Center, Tokyo, Exhibition Room 1E (106-8558, Roppongi 7-22-2, Tokyo)
• - Official Website: Louvre Exhibition Site

This collaboration between Atelier Ukai and the Louvre not only highlights the intersection of art and dessert but also invites you to experience a piece of history through taste and culture. Make sure to mark your calendar and prepare to savor the beauty of art and cuisine this fall!