Pola Museum of Art x Feiler First Collaboration Monet, Renoir Impressionist Paintings Beautiful Handkerchiefs Released on June 17 (Wed)

Pola Museum of Art (Hakone Town, Kanagawa Prefecture) will release two original handkerchiefs featuring paintings by Claude Monet and Pierre-Auguste Renoir from its collection in collaboration with Feiler (FEILER) for the first time. In conjunction with the opening of the exhibition "A New Vision - Monet and 21st Century Art" commemorating the 100th anniversary of Monet's death and the 25th anniversary of the museum's opening, the handkerchiefs will be sold at the Pola Museum of Art museum shop and online shop from June 17 (Wed).

Pola Museum of Art x Feiler Original Handkerchief Pierre-Auguste Renoir "Anemone", Claude Monet "Water Lilies"

Original handkerchiefs for Pola Museum of Art made with traditional Schirmer weaving by Feiler (Germany, Hohenberg/established in 1948). The colors are selected from 130 kinds of threads for each work, and the delicate weaving expresses the worldview of the masterpiece. Gold and silver threads beautifully reflect the light on the water surface and the sparkle of the flowers.

Please enjoy the soft touch and rich expression of the weaving in your daily life.

Product Overview | Pola Museum of Art x Feiler Original Handkerchief

Claude Monet "Water Lilies", Pierre-Auguste Renoir "Anemone"

Size: Approximately 25×25cm

Price: 3,520 yen each (tax included)

Sales Start Date and Time

June 17, 2026 (Wed) 9:00 AM

Sales Locations

Pola Museum of Art Museum Shop

Online Shop https://shop.polamuseum.or.jp/

*Not available at Feiler stores or official online shop.

*Reservations are not accepted at the museum shop.

*Sales may end without notice once the planned quantity is reached.

*Please refrain from purchasing for resale purposes.

"Water Lilies" can be viewed at the "A New Vision - Monet and 21st Century Art" exhibition, and "Anemone" can be viewed at the simultaneously held collection exhibition "Cezanne Legend".

About the Works

Claude Monet "Water Lilies"

Claude Monet (1840-1926), an impressionist master who pursued changes in light and atmosphere throughout his life. The series "Water Lilies", based on the garden he created in Giverny, his final residence, is both a culmination of Monet's work and has had a significant influence on painting since the 20th century.

This work is one of the second series (published in 1909), which gained a large response for its expression focused solely on the water surface where water lilies float. By capturing the various changes in light on the water surface, it expresses the color of the sky, the movement of the clouds, the existence of the surrounding trees, the world beneath the water surface, and even hints at the existence of the world outside the frame.

Claude Monet "Water Lilies" 1907, Pola Museum of Art

Pierre-Auguste Renoir "Anemone"

Pierre-Auguste Renoir "Anemone" circa 1883-1890, Pola Museum of Art

Pierre-Auguste Renoir (1841-1919), who established his unique style with soft touches and bright colors and, together with Monet, led the Impressionist movement.

Anemone is one of the flowers that Renoir particularly liked to paint, along with roses and dahlias. The flower shape, which creates a rounded form with various colors and what appears to be calyx parts that curl like petals, may have been favored by the painter. The blue background tightens the entire screen, and together with the cobalt blue pattern of the flower vase, it further enhances the brilliance of the flowers colored in red and pale purple.

About Feiler (FEILER)

Feiler (Germany, Hohenberg/established in 1948) is a lifestyle brand representing Schirmer weaving, which has developed traditional craft textiles Schirmer weaving from the Bavarian region of Germany, and offers a wide range of products that add color to high-quality living, such as beautiful patterned and soft-textured handkerchiefs, interior crosses, pouches, and bags. The high quality of Feiler products accompanies the history of families, is passed down, and is loved across generations and times as a gift filled with heart to important people. And the feeling when choosing a handkerchief from more than 200 colorful designs. The excitement in your chest when you suddenly hold a pouch with a soft touch in your daily life. Because it's Feiler that can be carried anywhere, everyone can always call up the power to get excited. The brand message "The heart can always dance" contains the wish to deliver color to many people's lives through "sensory drive".

Feiler Brand Site: https://www.feiler-jp.com/

Exhibition Overview

Monet's 100th Anniversary of Death and 25th Anniversary of Opening "A New Vision - Monet and 21st Century Art"

https://www.polamuseum.or.jp/sp/the-new-vision/

"Cezanne Legend"

https://www.polamuseum.or.jp/exhibition/20260617c02/

Period: June 17, 2026 (Wed) - April 7, 2027 (Wed) Open every day during the period *Closed on December 1 (Tue)

About Pola Museum of Art

Pola Museum of Art

Opened in 2002 in Hakone Town, Kanagawa Prefecture, with the concept of "coexistence of nature and art in Hakone". While holding exhibitions centered on a collection of Western paintings from Impressionism to the 20th century, it also collects and displays works by contemporary artists active on the front lines, expanding its perspective to contemporary expressions. The forest promenade, utilizing the location of Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park, allows visitors to enjoy the rich nature of the four seasons.

Opening Hours: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Admission until 4:30 PM)

Admission: Adults ¥2,200 (including seniors) / University and high school students ¥1,700 / Junior high school students and below free / ¥1,100 for persons with disabilities and one accompanying person (up to one) *All prices include tax Group discounts available

Location: 1285 Kozukayama, Iwakke, Hakone Town, Ashigarashimo District, Kanagawa Prefecture

TEL: 0460-84-2111

Official Website: https://www.polamuseum.or.jp/