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Poisonous Flower - Authentic Artwork Signed by Satsuki Kei with Serial Number

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Authentic artwork titled "Poisonous Flower" signed by Satsuki Kei. This piece features the artist's signature, along with a serial number, up to 135. The signature is notably large in size. The artwork is exceptionally beautiful. Since works numbered 135 are sold out, it is considered extremely rare. The piece showcases vivid shades of blue throughout the mesh, roses, and nails, as well as elegant hair strands, a striking profile, long eyelashes, and eyes that gaze directly at the viewer, complemented by unique elements like piercings and tattoos. During exhibitions, representatives from Arubivan stated that this piece could reach values exceeding 1.3 million yen. It comes with a certificate of authenticity and a dedicated case. Mixed media print from Arubivan. This is a high-value transaction. Please be aware that if you have low ratings or have not verified your identity, your purchase may be canceled. This is a pre-owned item, and we ask that only those who understand this condition make a purchase. To prevent exchanges, returns will not be accepted. (photo added on October 27, 2025, at 12:25 PM) (more photos added on November 5) (The number is quite low!)

Poisonous Flower - Authentic Artwork Signed by Satsuki Kei with Serial Number

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500,000 Yen ($3267.97)

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2025-12-28 20:10:23 JST

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Collector Commentary

This signed artwork by Satsuki Kei, titled "Poisonous Flower" and limited to a serial number of 135, embodies the intricate artistry and cultural significance that collectors cherish in the Japanese fine art scene. Pieces by Kei are known for their vibrant color palettes and emotional depth, making them particularly sought after among enthusiasts. The provenance and authenticity, supported by a certificate and a premium presentation case, further enhance its value, especially for collectors focused on limited editions originating from Japan, where quality control and original packaging elevate overall desirability. Given the potential exhibition value exceeding 1.3 million yen, this artwork stands as a testament to both the artist's rising reputation and the enduring market for exclusive Japanese art collectibles.