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In July 2025, the initial speculative frenzy around many NFTs appears to have faded, and NFTs are finding a more stable role in the art world and other sectors, offering digital creators and artists new avenues for ownership, royalties, and direct engagement with their audiences. In recent days, NFT artists have started launching new NFT collections again due to a renewed interest in digital art and a recognition of the potential for community building and revenue generation through NFTs. Takashi Murakami, a renowned non-fungible token artist, is the latest digital artist to launch an NFT collection.

Takashi Murakami Drops A New NFT Collection

In a July 24 blog post, Takashi Murakami confirmed plans to launch a new non-fungible token collection on Base, a Layer 2 network built on top of Ethereum, designed to enhance scalability and usability for decentralized applications (dApps) and NFTs. Base is renowned in the NFT market for leveraging Optimistic Rollups, specifically the OP Stack from Optimism, to process transactions off-chain and improve speed and reduce costs compared to the Ethereum network.

I’m very happy to share that 108 Flowers Revised is coming to Onchain Summer 🌸
My collectible trading cards — inspired by my physical works — are now onchain. You can mint them directly in the @baseapp.
No crypto experience needed. Just tap and begin.
🎉 Mint starts July 31 @… pic.twitter.com/4wHAeRwxrT
— takashi murakami (@takashipom) July 24, 2025

Takashi Murakami is a Japanese contemporary artist. He works in fine arts as well as commercial media and is known for blurring the line between high and low arts. His work draws from the aesthetic characteristics of the Japanese artistic tradition and the nature of postwar Japanese culture. Takashi Murakami also draws his art inspiration from manga, sci-fi, and pop culture.

Takashi Murakami is a veteran in the non-fungible token space. In late November 2021, the NFT artist collaborated with Nike’s RTFKT Studios to create Clone X, a non-fungible token collection featuring a limited set of 20,000 3D avatar NFTs. These avatars, featuring Murakami’s signature motifs and “Superflat” aesthetic, were designed with randomized attributes and could be used as AR filters or in virtual environments.

In June 2022, Takashi Murakami launched another NFT, dubbed Murakami Floors. The NFT series featured a limited edition of 11,664 flowers with different backgrounds, colors, and patterns. At the time, the world-renowned Japanese artist released a set of 108 variations of his signature flowers, a number that signifies earthly desires in Buddhism. The NFT collection featured 2D pixelated 12-petal flowers with rare expressions, traits, and backgrounds.

Since then, the 60+ NFT artist has launched many NFT collections, including Murakami.Flowers Seed, Murakami.Flowers Official, Murakami Lucky Cat Coin Bank, GEISAI 2022 Official NFT, Murakami.Flowers Coin, Murakami Lucky Cat Coin Bank Feeding Game, Murakami Lucky Cat Coin Bank Feeding Game Winners, GEISAI 2022 Complete Special NFT, GEISAI #22 & Classic Official NFT, Flower Jet Coin, 108 Flowers NFT Packs, and 108 Flowers NFT.

Takashi Relaunches 108 Flowers NFT Collection

In his upcoming drop, Takashi Murakami is revising his Murakami 108 Flowers NFT collection. The highly anticipated 108 Flower NFT collection will launch on July 31, 2025, on Kaikai Kiki, the official marketplace of Takashi Murakami NFTs and Kaikai Kiki digital collectibles. In response to the upcoming launch, Takashi Murakami NFT collections have surged in trading sales volume, with Murakami.Flower official, Murakami floor Coin, and Murakami Lucky Cats NFTs, pumping over 100% in the past 24 hours.

Takashi Murakami