Description

The perfect combination of silk and porcelain turns furniture into art. KUKA HOME [National Gift Blue and White Series Art Exhibition] Hong Kong Station will be held at HomeSquare from March 26 to April 6, 2025. The series incorporates traditional blue and white porcelain design and brocade craftsmanship, transforming into modern furniture art and presenting a unique Eastern aesthetic. It has been exhibited at the Louvre, appeared in Paris during the Olympics, and was collected by the Olympic Committee, making the National Gift Blue and White Series a highlight.

This exhibition introduces the design of the National Gift Blue and White Series in detail and displays the National Gift Blue and White Fabric Series on-site, allowing the public to witness the true beauty of the series. During the exhibition, you can order designated styles from the National Gift Blue and White Series. There are also other KUKA HOME exclusive offers on sofas and a maximum consumption reward of HK$2,888.

Exhibited at the Louvre and appeared in Paris during the Olympics Ceramic blue and white with brocade incorporated into home product design

KUKA HOME's National Gift Blue and White Series cleverly incorporates traditional blue and white porcelain elements into modern furniture design, utilizing the intangible cultural heritage of brocade craftsmanship. The vivid blue and white patterns make the blue and white sofa not just a practical piece of furniture, but also a bona fide work of art, perfectly blending Eastern traditional culture with modern design and presenting unique cultural connotations and artistic value.

The series has been exhibited at the Louvre's 'The Beauty of China World Tour • Oriental Cloud Costume Exhibition' and during the Paris Olympics, it entered the 'China House' in Paris and the Chinese delegation building in the Olympic Village. One of the series' blue and white chairs was even collected by the Paris Olympic Committee, becoming a celebrated story.

Renowned Chinese artists join forces Crystallization of design and craftsmanship

The National Gift Blue and White Series specially invited two well-known Chinese artists, Li Jialin and Yang Chao, to collaborate. For the first time, they combined the intangible cultural heritage of brocade craftsmanship with the traditional cultural elements of ceramic blue and white, incorporating them into modern home products, realizing an aesthetic dialogue that transcends material and time.

Li Jialin is the founder of modern Chinese brocade, and his works have been presented as national gifts to foreign heads of state and dignitaries on 11 occasions, earning him the title of 'National Gift Master' from external parties. The exquisite and brilliant brocade craftsmanship has always been renowned. During the creation of the National Gift Blue and White Series, the team spent over 400 hours researching and adjusting the texture, hand feel, density, line selection, and shrinkage rate of the brocade. In the end, over one million high-quality silkworm silk threads were used in the meticulous production. To recreate the essence of blue and white, the team employed the modern brocade craftsmanship technique of pattern blurring, delicately outlining the gradual layers of landscape and figures, allowing the weave and colors to create a harmonious interplay, ultimately achieving the perfect combination of 'silk and porcelain.'

Yang Chao is a nominee for China's Top Ten Outstanding Young Designers, and his designs have won numerous international awards, including the German Red Dot Best of the Best Award, IF Award, and Italy A DESIGN AWARD Gold Award. In the creation of the National Gift Blue and White Series, he was responsible for the design of the blue and white patterns. The series selected nearly 20 classic blue and white patterns, including 'Swastika Pattern', 'Kirin Pattern', 'Entwined Peony Pattern', 'Blue and White Qiuguzixiashan Map', and 'Xiaohuangeyuexiazhuhans Map'. Among them, the Yuan blue and white pattern of the official kiln porcelain is exquisite and complex, with distinct layers, representing the pinnacle of ceramic firing technology and deep cultural heritage. The team applied the 'geometry' aesthetic concept to deconstruct and reconstruct these blue and white patterns, ultimately integrating them harmoniously.

Enjoy exclusive in-venue discounts Receive gift packages worth up to HK$2,888 upon reaching a specified spending amount

From March 26 to April 6, you can purchase the National Gift Blue and White Series 'Blue and White Printed Fabric Single Chair' (original price: HK$39,999, venue promotion price: HK$19,999) and 'Blue and White Printed Fabric Five-Seater Sofa' (original price: HK$109,999, venue promotion price: HK$55,999) at exclusive discounted prices at KUKA HOME [National Gift Blue and White Series Art Exhibition] Hong Kong Station.

When you spend a specified amount in-venue, you'll be entitled to multiple offers, with gift packages worth up to HK$2,888! It's a rare opportunity. You can also enjoy a priority experience price of HK$2,999 when purchasing the latest cat-scratch-resistant fabric sofa. For details, please refer to the exhibition venue.

- Offer 1: Exclusive venue products at up to 60% off

- Offer 2: When you spend HK$5,000 or more, you can add HK$99 to purchase a dining chair (original price: HK$1,099)

- Offer 3: When you spend HK$8,000 or more, receive a foldable bag chair (worth HK$2,099)

- Offer 4: Receive KUKA HOME's 43rd Anniversary Celebration gift package worth up to HK$2,888. The higher the consumption, the higher the value of the gift package, and the cash vouchers can be used immediately!

KUKA HOME reserves the right to change the offer details without prior notice. In case of any disputes, KUKA HOME reserves the right to make the final decision.