Discover the Dom Prignon Ros 2010 in a limited edition by Takashi Murakami. An exceptional bottle transformed into a collectible work of art for the 2025 year-end season.

Dom Prignon x Takashi Murakami

Dom Prignon invites Takashi Murakami to design two limited editions imagined for the 2025 year-end season. Masters of traditional artistry, Dom Prignon and Takashi Murakami dive deep into their cultural heritage to continually push the boundaries of creation. On the bottles, the traditional vineyard imagery featured on the Dom Prignon shied gives way to a fantastical flowered landscape. On the coffrets, the shield is framed by Murakamis vibrant flowers, blooming in jubilant profusion. Placed side by side, the coffrets form a modular floral tableau, inviting collectors to engage, assemble, and extend the experience beyond the bottle.

Nature as eternal creation

For both Dom Prignon and Takashi Murakami, nature is a vital principle. The 2025 limited edition design offers a saturated, dreamlike reinterpretation of nature. Murakamis bold visual language infuses Dom Prignons minimalist aesthetic with striking contrasts and playful intensity. The dark, elegant coffrets and bottles are reimagined through the unexpected emergence of vivid, kawaii motifs drawn from Murakamis Superflat aesthetic. The flowers appear like lively cartoon characters dreamlike figures of a nature in constant, vibrant blossoming. They create poetic tension, uniting Dom Prignons timeless elegance with Murakamis spirited imagination.

Ros Vintage 2010: The Frontiers of Creation

Vintage after vintage, Dom Prignon Ros pursues its vocation of pushing further the frontiers of Dom Prignons creation. Dom Prignon Ros Vintage 2010 now incarnates a significant landmark in this dynamic of creation. As a culmination of this research, the accomplished personality of Dom Prignon Ros Vintage 2010 conveys a feeling of self-confidence, refinement, elegance, and majesty. It rewards ten years of creative efforts, aiming to transform the expression of Dom Prignon Ros toward more pinot noir radicality.