An exhibition by Danish-born floral artist Nicolai Bergmann was held at Dazaifu Tenmangū and Hōmangū Kamado Shrine.
Gorgeous reception hall. Since the previous event was canceled due to the coronavirus, many fans were looking forward to it, and this time it will be held for the 4th time in 4 years.
A world of floral art blossoming upon a historic stage—where Japanese and Western sensibilities gracefully converge.
The special exhibition of works at the Bunshokan was truly breathtaking.
With installations spanning the outdoor grounds, the Bunshokan, the Treasure Hall, and Kamado Shrine, the total number of exhibited works exceeded 400!
The Main Hall of Kamado Shrine
The “Flower Box,” a signature creation by Nicolai Bergmann first conceived in 2000, has since become a beloved staple in the world of floral gifting. At the Treasure Hall, collaborative pieces with prominent figures from various fields were showcased.
A flower box inspired by Chief Priest Nobuhiro Nishitakatsuji, created with plum blossoms from Dazaifu.
Her Imperial Highness Princess Akiko of Mikasa
The exhibition at the Treasure Hall was open to the public until Sunday, November 27, 2022.
4-7-1 Saifu, Dazaifu City, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan
Dazaifu Tenmangū Shrine