Sculpture for Veuve Clicquot: the artist came up with an unusual presentation for the famous champagne
An unusual sculpture by the artist Yayoi Kusama was invented especially for the limited champagne "Veuve Clicquot" The almost legendary bottle was "put on" a bright floral arrangement, decorated with dots of different sizes.
Such sculptural cases correspond to the floristic theme. They are hand-painted using the artist's already recognizable technique. Remarkably, more than 1000 dots of different sizes and colors are applied to each detail.
Flowers, leaves, stems are depicted in a bright palette of green, blue and yellow colors. They are made of resin and copper and are coated with UV varnish for an attractive shine.
The sculptures of the Japanese woman are included in a limited edition of 100 bottles of champagne. They are put on top of the bottle when serving or used as a decorative accent during storage.
According to the champagne producers, the start of sales of the limited line will begin in November 2020. It will appear in stores in the US, Japan, UK and France.
Such sculptural cases correspond to the floristic theme. They are hand-painted using the artist's already recognizable technique. Remarkably, more than 1000 dots of different sizes and colors are applied to each detail.
Flowers, leaves, stems are depicted in a bright palette of green, blue and yellow colors. They are made of resin and copper and are coated with UV varnish for an attractive shine.
The sculptures of the Japanese woman are included in a limited edition of 100 bottles of champagne. They are put on top of the bottle when serving or used as a decorative accent during storage.
According to the champagne producers, the start of sales of the limited line will begin in November 2020. It will appear in stores in the US, Japan, UK and France.
