Yayoi Kusama Posters - Polka Dots, Pumpkins & Nets

Yayoi Kusama posters bring one of the most recognisable visual languages in contemporary art to your walls. This collection gathers art prints inspired by Yayoi Kusama - her polka dots, pumpkins, infinity nets and flowing nature motifs - in bold, saturated colour.

Who is Yayoi Kusama?

Yayoi Kusama (born 1929 in Matsumoto, Japan) is among the most influential living artists. Since the late 1950s she has worked across painting, sculpture, installation and performance, and is known worldwide for her repetition of dots, her mirrored Infinity Rooms, and her brightly painted pumpkins. Her work sits where Pop Art, Minimalism and the avant-garde meet.

What you will find in this collection

• Polka dots - fields of repeating dots in red, yellow and black, the motif most tied to her name.
• Pumpkins - her signature yellow-and-black gourds, a motif she has returned to throughout her career.
• Infinity nets - looping, hand-drawn net patterns that read as calm, all-over texture.
• Nature and flowers - organic, dotted botanical compositions in vivid colour.

How to style Yayoi Kusama prints

A single dotted or pumpkin poster makes a confident focal point above a sofa, bed or console. Grouped together, the motifs build a graphic gallery wall that mixes pattern and scale. The flat colour fields sit comfortably against pale, neutral interiors and hold their own on darker, contrasting walls.

About our prints

Each design is an original interpretation inspired by Kusama, printed on 275gsm paper in sizes from A4 to 84x119 cm. Posters ship rolled in protective tubes, with free shipping from EUR 69 and free 90-day returns.