【 Title】 Takashi Murakami – “66 Seijin” Official Roppongi Hills Grand Opening Commemorative Pin Badge Set | Framed Art Object (2003) ⸻ 【Revised Description】 An important early artifact from the history of Japanese contemporary art. This is an official, limited-edition pin badge set designed by Takashi Murakami to commemorate the grand opening of Roppongi Hills, Tokyo, in 2003. The set features Murakami’s early characters “66 Seijin (Rokuroku-seijin)”, created prior to the global recognition of his most iconic motifs. These figures represent a formative stage in the development of his Superflat aesthetic. Each enamel pin is finely crafted and professionally mounted on a custom midnight-blue backing, housed within a black wooden frame, transforming the set into a refined, display-ready art object rather than mere memorabilia. A rare opportunity to acquire a documented, site-specific Murakami work linked directly to a major cultural milestone in contemporary Tokyo—highly desirable for serious Murakami collectors and institutions alike. ⸻ 【Revised Condition】 Excellent / Near Mint condition. The pins retain vivid enamel colors with no oxidation or damage. The frame shows only minimal age-related wear at the corners, consistent with careful long-term storage, and remains solid and visually appealing. We will use Japan Post or DHL for shipping. Please allow extra time for delivery as the items are shipped from Japan. Please note that the listed prices do not include customs duties and taxes. Please note that items may have scratches or stains due to age. If an item exceeds the size or weight limits, it may be shipped in multiple packages.