The Full-Bloom Multicolor Collection II is the latest footwear release from Takashi Murakami's footwear label Ohana Hatake. Expanding on the original Full-Bloom slipper series, the collection introduces two new colorways: Turquoise/Green and Blue/Black. The sculptural slides draw directly from the artist’s iconic flower motif, incorporating layered petal forms and vivid color combinations inspired by his recognizable flower plush pillows and broader pop-art aesthetic.
Designed as wearable extensions of Murakami’s visual universe, the slippers transform the artist’s signature imagery into functional lifestyle products while maintaining the playful character of his work. The Turquoise/Green version emphasizes bright, energetic tones, while the Blue/Black colorway offers a darker interpretation of the same floral form. To also join the launch, Ohana Hatake released a campaign set against expansive floral backdrops that reinforce the collection’s botanical inspiration.
Floral Slide Collections
The Full-Bloom Multicolor Collection II Adds Two New Slipper Colorways
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