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SUPERFLAT Colorful Monogram by Takashi Murakami Feel free to comment for any questions or requests for additional photos. Technique: Silkscreen Print Sheet Size: 29.8 x 17.4 cm (11.7 x 6.9 in) Frame Name: AS 302 Cherry Blossom Flat Framed Size: 39.4 x 50.9 x 1.4 cm Year of Production: 2003 Edition: ED50 Includes Handwritten Signature Authentic ____________________________ Takashi Murakami x Louis Vuitton This collaboration started in 2003 under Marc Jacobs’ proposal. Iconic works such as the "Monogram Multicolor," "Cherry Blossom," and "Panda" have blended Murakami’s pop art into the series, achieving worldwide success. The pieces sold out upon release, and trading cards were created to commemorate the re-edition, increasing their rarity. This collaboration is still celebrated as a symbol of the fusion of fashion and art. To prevent buyer identification, the serial number has been obscured. The mention of "Yahoo! Auctions" has been included to avoid listings on fake websites. LOUIS VUITTON Murakami Takashi - Contemporary Japanese Artist Silkscreen Print Limited Edition Art Print Kaikai Kiki **Note:** This piece captures the essence of Takashi Murakami's work and values in the art world and fashion industry. It is a definitive item for collectors of contemporary art and luxury fashion collaborations. **Shipping Note:** Ensure to confirm all shipment details as required by your local regulations and auction terms. **Authenticity:** Provenance documented for verification.

SUPERFLAT Colorful Monogram by Takashi Murakami - Louis Vuitton

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450,000 Yen ($2941.18)

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This 2003 Murakami × Louis Vuitton silkscreen from the landmark collaboration represents a critical moment when high fashion first meaningfully absorbed Superflat aesthetics at scale. Limited to 50 hand-signed impressions, the piece carries genuine scarcity—early-run domestic Japanese editions of this series rarely surface complete with original frames, particularly the AS 302 Cherry Blossom variant. The Monogram Multicolor line defined a generation of collector taste and resale behavior; authenticated examples with verifiable provenance command stable secondary market value, though condition and frame originality significantly impact pricing among purists who prefer unframed sheets.