The NIPPN Group’s Luna Flora Exhibition opened at the Civic Gallery of the Meguro Museum of Art, Tokyo, showcasing approximately 40 works. The floral works, made using materials including bread clay, attracted visitors’ attention.
“Luna Flora Exhibition / 2026 Junko Hitomi’s Hana Craft,” organized by NIPPN Corporation’s Junko Flora School, was held from 1 to 4 October. At the Tokyo venue, 50 artists took part and presented approximately 40 works.
The venue featured beautiful works resembling paintings brought into three dimensions, including bread flowers, clay-dyed flowers, scented flower soap / Luna Blanca, and see-through clay flowers. The works were made using materials such as bread clay, resin clay and soap clay, with each petal and leaf shaped individually.
NIPPN Corporation has supplied raw materials for bread clay since 1970 and has held an equity stake in the school since 1993, providing long-term support. This cultural support has been recognized under This is MECENAT 2026 for the 5th consecutive year. The school will celebrate its 60th anniversary next year and is also scheduled to exhibit at World Orchid Show 2027.