Takashi Murakami LV White Murakami Multicolour Monogram (2025) – Limited Edition Silkscreen for Sale

Takashi Murakami's LV White Murakami Multicolour Monogram (2025) revisits one of the most influential visual transformations in contemporary fashion and art history: Murakami's celebrated reinterpretation of the Louis Vuitton Monogram.

Executed as a limited edition silkscreen, this work presents the instantly recognisable Louis Vuitton Monogram redesigned through Murakami's signature Superflat aesthetic. Against a clean white ground, the colourful Monogram pattern becomes a vibrant celebration of repetition, colour and contemporary visual culture.

The original Louis Vuitton × Takashi Murakami collaboration, launched in 2003 under the creative direction of Marc Jacobs, represented a landmark moment when contemporary art, luxury fashion and popular culture converged. The Multicolore Monogram became one of the defining images of the era, transforming a historic luxury emblem into a globally recognised contemporary icon.

This 2025 edition offers collectors the opportunity to acquire that imagery as a standalone work of fine art. Produced in an edition of only 50, LV White Murakami Multicolour Monogram combines historical importance, visual immediacy and rarity, making it a highly desirable addition to collections of contemporary Japanese art, Pop Art and luxury-inspired editions.

About the Artwork

LV White Murakami Multicolour Monogram presents Murakami's iconic reimagining of the Louis Vuitton Monogram as a vibrant field of colour and pattern.

The composition replaces the traditional restrained palette of the historic Louis Vuitton canvas with a playful spectrum of bright colours, introducing Murakami's instantly recognisable aesthetic into one of the world's most famous luxury symbols.

The work exemplifies Murakami's fascination with repetition and image circulation. The repeated Monogram pattern creates a sense of movement across the surface, while the unexpected use of colour transforms a familiar emblem into something energetic, contemporary and distinctly personal to the artist.

Executed as a silkscreen in colours, the work demonstrates the precision and technical refinement that define Murakami's print practice. The silkscreen process allows for exceptional clarity, saturated colour and a flawless graphic finish, qualities that are essential to the impact of the Multicolore Monogram design.

Measuring 55 × 55 cm (21⅗ × 21⅗ inches), the square format enhances the patterned structure of the composition, allowing the repeated motifs to function almost architecturally across the surface.

With an edition of only 50, this work represents a scarce opportunity to acquire one of Murakami's most historically significant visual languages in contemporary print form.

About Takashi Murakami

Takashi Murakami (born 1962) is one of the most influential contemporary artists working internationally today. Through his development of the Superflat movement, Murakami created a new artistic framework that examined the relationship between traditional Japanese aesthetics, consumer culture, animation, commercial imagery and contemporary art.

His practice challenges the traditional separation between fine art and popular culture. By embracing repetition, commercial production methods and instantly recognisable imagery, Murakami explores how images gain meaning within a globalised visual economy.

Murakami's flowers, characters and colourful graphic motifs have become some of the most recognisable symbols in contemporary art. However, his work is also deeply engaged with questions of authorship, branding and the relationship between artistic creativity and mass consumption.

His collaborations with major international brands have expanded the reach of contemporary art while maintaining a strong connection to his wider artistic philosophy. The Louis Vuitton Monogram works are among the clearest examples of this approach, demonstrating Murakami's ability to transform commercial imagery into culturally significant artworks.

Murakami's work is held in major public and private collections worldwide, including the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston and Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles.

About the Louis Vuitton Multicolour Monogram Series

The Louis Vuitton Multicolore Monogram remains one of the most recognisable collaborations between contemporary art and luxury fashion.

Originally launched in 2003, the project saw Takashi Murakami reinterpret Louis Vuitton's historic Monogram canvas through his distinctive Superflat approach. Working with Louis Vuitton under the creative direction of Marc Jacobs, Murakami introduced a new palette of vibrant colours and playful imagery that challenged traditional perceptions of luxury branding.

The result was revolutionary. The Multicolore Monogram transformed a centuries-old luxury symbol into a contemporary cultural phenomenon, appearing across handbags, accessories and fashion collections while becoming one of the most recognisable artist collaborations of the early twenty-first century.

For Murakami, the collaboration represented an extension of his ongoing exploration of repetition, branding and consumer imagery. Rather than viewing commercial culture as separate from fine art, he embraced it as a reflection of contemporary society.

In LV White Murakami Multicolour Monogram, the artist returns to this defining visual language and presents it within the context of fine art printmaking. Removed from its original fashion context, the Monogram becomes an artwork in its own right, inviting collectors to consider its formal qualities, cultural history and artistic significance.

Why Collect This Work

Represents one of the most influential collaborations between contemporary art and luxury fashion.

Features the iconic Louis Vuitton Multicolore Monogram design.

One of Murakami's most recognisable and culturally significant motifs.

Produced as a rare limited edition of only 50.

Demonstrates Murakami's mastery of colour, repetition and silkscreen technique.

Appeals to collectors of contemporary art, fashion history and luxury design.

Connects directly to the artist's Superflat philosophy.

Strong international collector demand for Louis Vuitton Murakami works.

A museum-quality contemporary print with exceptional cultural relevance.

An important acquisition for collectors building significant Murakami collections.

Market & Collectability

Takashi Murakami's market continues to demonstrate strong international demand, supported by decades of institutional recognition, global exhibitions and a highly distinctive visual identity.

Within his wider body of work, the Louis Vuitton Monogram editions occupy a unique position. Few contemporary collaborations have achieved comparable cultural recognition, making these works particularly attractive to collectors interested in the intersection of art, fashion and popular culture.

The Multicolore Monogram is arguably the most important visual legacy of the Louis Vuitton collaboration. Its influence extended beyond fashion, becoming a defining image of early twenty-first-century design and a reference point for discussions surrounding contemporary branding.

Collectors increasingly seek works that represent important cultural moments as well as artistic achievement. LV White Murakami Multicolour Monogram offers both: a connection to a landmark collaboration and a formally accomplished example of Murakami's printmaking practice.

Limited edition works featuring the Louis Vuitton imagery remain among the most desirable areas of Murakami collecting. With only 50 impressions produced, this edition combines scarcity with one of the artist's most recognisable designs.

For collectors looking to acquire a significant contemporary Japanese print, this work represents an opportunity to own a piece connected to one of the most influential artist-brand collaborations of the modern era.

Artwork Details

Artist: Takashi Murakami

Collaborators: Louis Vuitton | Kaikai Kiki

Title: LV White Murakami Multicolour Monogram

Year: 2025

Medium: Silkscreen

Dimensions: 55 × 55 cm (21⅗ × 21⅗ inches)

Edition: 50

Category: Contemporary Japanese Print | Limited Edition Silkscreen

Availability at Lougher Contemporary

Takashi Murakami's LV White Murakami Multicolour Monogram (2025) is available for acquisition through Lougher Contemporary.

As a contemporary interpretation of one of the most recognisable collaborations in modern art and fashion history, this limited edition silkscreen offers collectors the opportunity to acquire a significant work connected to Murakami's most influential visual language.

Collectors interested in Takashi Murakami prints, Louis Vuitton Murakami editions and museum-quality contemporary works are invited to enquire about availability and explore related works from this important series.