Vintage Louis Vuitton Murakami Black Monogram Multicolour Ursula Bag

Vintage Louis Vuitton Murakami Black Monogram Multicolour Ursula Bag

$2,250.00 AUD

Brand Louis Vuitton

The Louis Vuitton Monogram Multicolour collection was first introduced in spring 2003. The Japanese pop artist, Takashi Murakami decided to revamp the traditional monogram toile and give it a splash of color. He created a new vibrant canvas pallet with 33 silkscreened colors. Together with Marc Jacobs, the Multicolour line became a huge success a one of the first and most iconic and successful art x fashion collaborations of all time! We see this collection rendered on the iconic Ursula bag. The Ursula was named after actress and model Ursula Andress.

Origin: France
Production Year: 2004
Length: 16.5" (41 cm)
Height: 9.0" (22 cm)
Depth: 6.5" (16 cm)
Strap Drop: 7.0" (17 cm)
Interior Pockets: One flat pocket
Closure/Opening: Flap top with big lock closure
Interior Lining: Grey Alcantara lining
Hardware: Goldtone

Vintage Louis Vuitton Murakami Black Monogram Multicolour Ursula Bag

$2,250.00 AUD

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Vintage Louis Vuitton Murakami Black Monogram Multicolour Ursula Bag

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REUSE You can rent/sell from your wardrobe to other peers or rent/sell them on your behalf. Therefore prolonging the lifespan of fashion that's already in existence.