Takashi Murakami Prints | Kumi Contemporary Japanese Art

As Takashi Murakami’s popularity continues to soar in Hong Kong and Singapore, we’re delighted to be able to offer Free Shipping to Asia in addition to North America, Russia and Europe.

Takashi Murakami has established a Worldwide presence with plethora of ground-breaking solo shows across the globe; notably in Russia, the US and Canada. These visual spectacles have become a testament to Murakami’s incredible work ethic and desire to share his imagination with the world.

Naturally, collectors of Takashi Murakami’s prints have also seen a monumental rise and demand for his works has been staggering. Takashi Murakami’s most sought after prints which include his iconic Flower Balls, the classic 727 series, the ever popular DOB series and his most sought after silkscreens are being readily purchased by enthusiastic collectors and investors.

Takashi Murakami prints are shipped in original Kaikai Kiki boxes, insulated by layers of acid free material, encased in clear plastic, protected from humidity with foam boards and finally double layered in a strong cardboard box.

So if you are based in the humid climates of Hong Kong, Singapore or Dubai, you can be rest assured that your Takashi Murakami print will arrive in pristine condition.

Please contact us if you have any questions about shipping and we’ll be happy to help.

Buy Takashi Murakami Prints

We’re delighted to be able to offer Takashi Murakami X MADSAKI’s highly coveted Flowers Print collaboration. MADSAKI’s popularity and reputation has seen a monumental rise since Murakami’s influence on the Japanese born Street Artist.

In 2017, the pair collaborated on a Silkscreen Print series from a low edition of 100. Released in a four colours; (Black, Beige, Pink/Black and Red), and 3 Flower variations, the series is an urban twist on Takashi Murakami’s otherwise highly polished flowers motif. The result is outstanding; a beautiful juxtaposition between two very different styles from two masters of their craft.

Visitors to ComplexCon 17 in Long Beach were able to buy from an allocation of the works. The final prints were later released in Tokyo and the US. As expected they were instant sell-outs.

Each print is signed and numbered by Takashi Murakami and is sold beautiful packaged in it’s original sleeve and box.