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Louis Vuitton Limited Edition Neverfull LV Hands

I got several emails regarding the limited edition Louis Vuitton Murakami Neverfull LV Hands that I got at MOCA. Here’s more information about the bag and the process used in creating the multicolored print.

From the care booklet: "The Neverfull bag in Monogram canvas has been reinterpreted with the "LV Hands" theme. Created by Takashi Murakami for the 2003 Spring-Summer Fashion Show, the "LV Hands" print with its intense colors and its novel design, highlights the Monogram canvas and infuses it with ingenuity and originality. The silkscreen printing used to achieve the intensity of the colors within the detailed logo is a true technical exploit. This method sprays colored pigments through frames, one frame per color. Therefore, 14 different frames are required to create just one model. In addition, the color harmony employs a fading technique initially used in ceramics, and adapted for the first time in leather craftsmanship by Louis Vuitton: superimposing more or less pigmented color layers to finally obtain the wanted results and the desired thinness. The highest level of quality and know-how employed by Louis Vuitton are thereby present in every detail of the item."