My Sweet Dog by Yoshitomo Nara
$685.00
My Sweet Dog
solid hand-painted wood with string
7 1/2 x 12 x 5 3/4 inches
limited edition
Condition report: New and in original packaging. Each example is hand-made and hand-painted by Vilac and slight variations exist.
Only 5 left!
OBJECT DESCRIPTION
Yoshitomo Nara's My Sweet Dog is an adorable, fun pull toy for any age, and for art collectors. My Sweet Dog is a wooden pull toy designed by Yoshitomo Nara and made by Vilac. The dogs' head and tail are movable features when playing with the toy. Vilac has been producing high-quality wooden toys for the past 90 years. All Vilac toys are made with the highest levels by the skilled craftsmen. Product scrutiny is according to regulations of the European Union.
Aomori-ken Dog Piggy Bank by Yoshitomo Nara
$295.00
Aomori-ken Dog Piggy Bank
PVC (cast vinyl)
8" high (20.3 cm)
limited edition
stamped on underside and in original packaging
Produced by Linden, Japan
OBJECT DESCRIPTION
These functional piggy banks designed by Yoshitomo Nara are available in blue or white. The artist designed this limited edition toy collectible for the Aomori Art Museum where it sold out immediately. All our examples are brand new, in their original packaging and in excellent condition.
Bandages (2 pack) by Yoshitomo Nara
Temporarily Out of Stock
two tins included
each pack: 20
latex-free plastic (PE) bandages in aluminum tin
tin: 3.5 h x 2.75 w x 1"d; bandages: 3 h x .75", each
unlimited edition
OBJECT DESCRIPTION
Ease the pain artfully with these tins of bandages featuring the work of Yoshitomo Nara. Each order comes with two tins for a total of 40 bandages.
Welcome Girl Skateboard by Yoshitomo Nara
$450.00
designed 2017
7-ply Canadian Maple Wood
31 h. x8 w. x .5 d., inches
custom box
Only 1 left!
OBJECT DESCRIPTION
This skateboard features a reproduction of the artwork "Welcome Girl" (2017) by Japanese painter, sculptor and draughtsman Yoshitomo Nara. It comes ready to hang with hardware and in a custom MoMA box.
Since the mid-1990s, Japanese born artist Yoshitomo Nara has become known for this playful yet bold images, his mindfulness in determining how and where his art will be seen and for the close personal connection to his art’s creation. Nara selects colors that breathe life into his figures; his sculptures bear traces of his fingers, and the spontaneity of his drawings are born of a daily discipline of experimentation. .
