Louis Vuitton and Takashi Murakami are reuniting to mark the 20th anniversary of their legendary collaboration. Known for transforming luxury with bold, colorful designs like the Multicolore Monogram and Cherry Blossom motifs, the duo promises a fresh collection blending timeless craftsmanship with contemporary artistry. Fans worldwide eagerly await this celebration of two decades of creative synergy.
Featured collection
A Field of Flowers Seen from the Stairs to Heaven
CHF 2,508.00
Burning Blood
CHF 3,584.00
Festival Flower Decoration
CHF 2,238.00
Who's Afraid of Red, Yellow, Blue and Death
CHF 1,790.00
Collection list
Other Artists
36 items
Chiho Aoshima
2 items
Chiho Aoshima is a visionary Japanese artist renowned for her mesmerizing digital artworks that blend traditional Japanese aesthetics with contemporary...
Mr. (Mister)
20 items
Mr. (Mister) is a Japanese contemporary artist, based in Saitama, Japan. A former protégé of Takashi Murakami, he works in a wide range of media, including...
Kōrin Flowers and Water
Comments from the artist:
The work is based on a masterpiece fan painting by Ogata Kōrin, a genius painter from the Edo period. There is a river depicted in the upper part of the work, and under the representation of the river, on this side, so to speak, there are flowers. As commonly noted, when the camera was invented, it was proven that painters focus on their subjects of interest by placing them in prominent positions—in other words, that they employ the multi-point perspective of the human eye. This work embodies this idea.
Insights
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