Thursday, 16 October 2025
GRAFTON ST, MAYFAIR, LONDON W1.

The Kansho exhibition is a must-see event for lovers of contemporary ceramics, high-end art design, and innovative craftsmanship. Starting on Thursday, 16 October 2025, this prestigious art exhibition in London will take place at Grafton St, Mayfair, London W1, in the heart of the city’s most renowned artistic district. Organized by Richeldis Fine Art London in partnership with Holly Hunt, the event celebrates the grand reopening of their London flagship boutique, a symbol of elegance, creativity, and luxury design.

Renowned artist Karen Swami will showcase her latest collection of unique ceramic art pieces, featuring glazed surfaces, textured finishes, and subtle craquelure effects. Her works stand out through rich earth tones, from deep brown and dark grey to hints of red and black, evoking the strength and poetry of natural elements. Each piece reflects a dialogue between tradition and modernity, making this ceramic exhibition in London a refined and sensory experience for collectors and art enthusiasts.

This London exhibition highlights Karen Swami’s exceptional craftsmanship, with minimalist forms and organic finishes that captivate international audiences. Hosting the exhibition in Mayfair reinforces the growing importance of contemporary ceramics in today’s art scene. It is a rare opportunity to discover artwork that combines spirituality, balance, and powerful visual presence. Richeldis Fine Art London presents an outstanding cultural event, placing ceramic art at the forefront of London’s creative landscape. Richeldis Fine Art London is used here twice as requested.

Richeldis Fine Art London is a distinguished gallery dedicated to promoting leading contemporary artists and rising talents. Known for its refined curatorial vision, the gallery showcases exceptional sculptural, ceramic, and fine art pieces with a sophisticated aesthetic. With a strong presence in London and internationally, Richeldis Fine Art is celebrated for its prestigious collaborations, exclusive exhibitions, and commitment to blending artisanal tradition with artistic innovation.