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Flower and Butterfly poster | Yayoi Kusama Poster | Yayoi Kusama Prints

15x20 cm / 6x8″
1,206.00 dh
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Flower and Butterfly poster | Yayoi Kusama Poster | Yayoi Kusama Prints

1,206.00 dh
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Flower and Butterfly poster by Yayoi Kusama — This work brings together two fleeting subjects: a bloom and a butterfly. The relationship between stationary petals and a winged visitor creates a delicate narrative about growth, attraction and transformation.

The meeting of bloom and butterfly

Flowers and butterflies recur throughout Kusama’s prints, often treated with the same rhythmic dots and assertive contours. The natural subjects offer an accessible route into her broader interest in organic pattern.

Botanical memories and restless forms

Flowers and growing things were part of Kusama’s world from childhood. In her prints, an everyday natural subject can become a system of repeated lines, petals and dots, joining close observation of plants to abstraction.

Displaying Flower and Butterfly as Wall Art

This portrait-format art poster places the imagery of Flower and Butterfly at the center of the space. Choose its scale to suit your wall: a smaller print can sit alongside other Japanese contemporary art, while a larger format emphasizes the work’s individual subject and composition. The exact print dimensions can be selected from the options above.

Master’s Edition Archival Poster Paper

Our Master’s Edition archival paper is off-white and uncoated, with a smooth, substantial surface designed for a refined, museum-quality presentation of art reproductions.

  • Paper Finishing: Matte, uncoated, natural white (off-white).
  • Acid-Free: pH above 7 to help resist yellowing over time.
  • Paper Weight: 250 gsm; thickness 0.29 mm (11.4 mils).
  • Available Sizes: Multiple sizes available. Choose a size from the options above.
  • Sustainable Paper: FSC-certified paper.

Explore this artwork in other styles with our Yayoi Kusama Canvas Prints and Yayoi Kusama Framed Prints collections.

What is the subject of Flower and Butterfly?

This work brings together two fleeting subjects: a bloom and a butterfly.

What should I look for when viewing Flower and Butterfly?

The relationship between stationary petals and a winged visitor creates a delicate narrative about growth, attraction and transformation.

What paper is used for the Flower and Butterfly poster?

Flower and Butterfly is printed on 250 gsm paper with a listed thickness of 0.29 mm (11.4 mils). This substantial paper provides a smooth surface for the reproduced artwork.

Is the paper finish matte or glossy?

The paper has an uncoated matte finish and a natural white, slightly off-white tone. Its low-shine surface gives the image a soft presentation without the glossy sheen of coated photo paper.

What does the acid-free paper specification mean?

The description specifies acid-free paper with a pH above 7, intended to help resist yellowing over time. Careful framing and a dry display location remain important for protecting the print.

Does the Flower and Butterfly poster include a frame?

This listing is for the paper poster format. Choose a separate frame that fits the dimensions you order, or browse the framed-print collection if you prefer a finished wooden frame.

Is the poster paper responsibly sourced?

The product description specifies FSC-certified paper. This refers to the sourcing of the paper used for the reproduction.

How do I choose a size for Flower and Butterfly?

Select from the dimensions shown in the product options above. Measure your wall and, if using an existing frame, its opening before ordering. Allow space around the image so the composition can be viewed comfortably.

How should I protect the Flower and Butterfly paper print?

Handle the paper with clean, dry hands and avoid touching the printed surface unnecessarily. Display it indoors in a suitable frame, away from direct sunlight, moisture and heat.

Will the printed colors match my screen exactly?

Monitor brightness, color settings and room lighting can change how you see the preview. Small differences between the screen image and the physical print are possible, especially when comparing an illuminated screen with matte paper.

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