Bulgari's Largest Exhibition in Japan: Kaleidoscope of Color, Culture, and Craftsmanship

Bulgari's Grand Exhibition in Japan

On September 24, 2025, the National Art Center in Tokyo will host an unprecedented exhibition titled "Bulgari Kaleidoscope: Color, Culture, and Craftsmanship." This marks Bulgari's largest-ever showcase in Japan after a decade-long hiatus. The exhibition is a vibrant journey highlighting around 350 exquisite jewelry pieces alongside contemporary masterpieces, celebrating the remarkable dialogue between Italian and Japanese cultures.

The gala dinner event featured Angela Reynolds, director of Perrotin Tokyo and a model who shared her enthusiasm for Bulgari's collaboration with the prestigious Venice Biennale and the activities of the foundation established last year. She expressed, "I am eager to see how things will unfold with Bulgari’s new collaboration with the Venice Biennale, and I was incredibly drawn to this expansive exhibition in Asia. It felt like a colorful journey tracing the creative processes where jewelry, architecture, and contemporary art converge. The exhibition encapsulated the brand's diverse identity formed by inspiration, craftsmanship, innovation, philosophy, aesthetic sense, vision, and sincere passion."

Angela particularly resonated with the story of Bulgari's revival of the cabochon cut during an era when faceted cuts were predominant in the 1950s. "This choice seemed to stem from a deep love and respect for the materials themselves. I am convinced that this commitment is what allows Bulgari to remain such a beloved and influential maison for so many years."

Angela Reynolds Profile

Angela Reynolds, hailing from Tokyo, began her modeling career in her teenage years, gaining prominence through magazines and commercials. After relocating to London, she returned to Japan in 2006 to pursue journalism while concurrently serving as the director of Perrotin Tokyo, contributing to numerous exhibitions. Follow her on Instagram: @angelarey__.

Audio Guide for "Bulgari Kaleidoscope: Color, Culture, and Craftsmanship"

Visitors can rent an audio guide for 500 yen at the audio guide counter in the National Art Center to enhance their experience. Additionally, the audio guide is accessible for free via Bulgari's official LINE account @BVLGARI throughout the exhibition period. Simply tap "Audio Guide Here" in the chat menu to enjoy the audio experience, which also displays the script.

Exhibition Overview

- Exhibition Name: Bulgari Kaleidoscope: Color, Culture, and Craftsmanship
- Dates: September 17, 2025 – December 15, 2025
- Closed: Every Tuesday Exceptions: Open on September 23 and closed on September 24
- Opening Hours: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Fridays and Saturdays until 8:00 PM) Entry until 30 minutes before closing
- Venue: National Art Center, Exhibition Room 2E, 7-22-2 Roppongi, Minato-ku, Tokyo 106-8558, NACT Website
- Organizers: National Art Center, Bulgari
- Supported by: Italian Embassy in Japan
- Admission Fee: General 2,300 yen, University Students 1,000 yen, High School Students 500 yen (All inclusive of tax). Free entry for middle school students and those with disabilities (one companion included). Timed entry tickets will be implemented. More details to be announced on the website.
- Access:

- Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line Nogizaka Station, Aoyama Cemetery Exit 6 (Direct access to the museum)
- Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line Roppongi Station Exit 4a, approximately 5 minutes on foot
- Toei Oedo Line Roppongi Station Exit 7, approximately 4 minutes on foot