POTPURRI Exhibition　Re_blue

POTPURRI Shoin-jinja
POTPURRI Exhibition　Re_blue
2025.2.13（Thursday）ー2025.3.4（Tuesday）

What does blue bring to mind? A patch of sky between heavy clouds, or early-spring rain melting the snow…
Blue appearing in a white landscape can feel like a sign that winter is ending.

POTPURRI explored that idea in the Re_blue exhibition.
Blue returned to Fajans after ten years, with hand-painted pieces appearing for the first time since the Ginza exhibition two years earlier. Alongside a special blue edition of Våg, the display explored the many expressions of the color.

Art panels based on original Cirkus drawings and Fajans textiles were created especially for the exhibition. POTPURRI's designs moved beyond tableware to bring color into everyday life, like a single flower in a room.

The display also included John Burningham illustrations in MOEBE frames and distinctive succulent arrangements from nio. Like flowers breaking through hard snow, the pieces celebrated the pleasure of moving beyond familiar forms.

No.1 Fajans Re_blue
Limited-time, limited-quantity exhibition selection

Fajans designs were created for Re_blue, with more than 100 pieces depicting blue within scenes of urban nature. Each offered a different landscape of the color. Each painted design is one of a kind.

No.2 Vag Re_blue
Limited-time, limited-quantity exhibition selection

A limited blue joined Våg's five-color palette. A new glaze was developed around the idea of blue signaling winter's end, with shifts of tone and transparency that recall the beauty of water.

No.3 POTPURRI art
Limited-time, limited-quantity exhibition selection

Art panels developed from original Cirkus drawings brought the collection's vivid patterns beyond tableware, making an impression like a bouquet in a room. New designs were introduced for this exhibition.

No.4 Fajans textile
Limited-time, limited-quantity exhibition selection

Fajans patterns became kitchen cloths in eight designs, including motifs from earlier limited hand-painted editions and the popular wrapping paper. A collection to enjoy in different combinations.

No.5 John Burningham MOEBE frame
Also offered online

Illustrations by British picture-book artist John Burningham were presented in MOEBE frames. POTPURRI offered exclusive designs from John Burningham's ABC as part of the selection.

No.6 nio
Limited-time, limited-quantity exhibition selection

nio is a partnership between Hiroshima succulent artist 西平圭一郎 and POTPURRI designer Hiroyuki Okami. Playful pots are paired with carefully selected succulents, creating individual combinations full of character.

Venue and Enquiries
POTPURRI Shoin-jinja
Address: 4-20-7 Wakabayashi, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo
Access: 1 minute on foot from Shoin-jinja-mae Station on the Tokyu Setagaya Line
Exhibition hours: 11:00–19:00; closed Wednesdays
・Tel　 　03−6450−9797
・Mail 　info@potpurri.co.jp