Yayoi Kusama (1929) (after) - Dots Obsession Pumpkin Red

This Yayoi Kusama pumpkin sculpture is an official art object from the artist’s estate, rooted in her iconic and globally celebrated “pumpkin” motif—an enduring symbol of her lifelong “obsession with dots.”
Yayoi Kusama, born in 1929, is a pioneering Japanese contemporary artist widely regarded as a forerunner of Pop Art, who relocated to New York in 1958 and became renowned for her immersive, dot-covered installations and sculptures. This Lovely Palm Pumpkin is crafted from high-quality materials, featuring the artist’s signature red-and-white polka-dot pattern that adorns the pumpkin’s rounded form and stem, capturing the whimsical, hypnotic charm of her most recognizable theme.
The piece is presented in its original red presentation box, emblazoned with “PUMPKIN YAYOI KUSAMA” alongside Kusama’s distinctive dot and vine motifs, ensuring it is preserved in excellent condition. It is suitable for both display in curated collections and as a striking decorative element in contemporary interiors.
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