Ankle Bracelet
by KAWS
Year: 2017
Medium: Silkscreen on paper
Size: 58 × 58 in (147.3 × 147.3 cm)
Edition of 50
Presented as a striking example of KAWS’ graphic precision, Ankle Bracelet (2017) is a silkscreen on paper measuring 58 × 58 inches (147.3 × 147.3 cm), released in a limited edition of 50. The work reflects the artist’s refined approach to contemporary iconography, blending bold imagery with themes of connection, identity, and visual symbolism. Its scarce edition, accomplished print quality, and strong provenance appeal make it a desirable acquisition for collectors of contemporary art.
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Ankle Bracelet is a distinctive work from KAWS’ exploration of collectible objects, character design, and contemporary culture. First introduced through KAWS’ studio and gallery practice, the piece was created as a fine art collectible rather than a street graffiti artwork. While KAWS built his early reputation through public interventions and altered advertisements, Ankle Bracelet reflects his later period of expanding his visual language into sculptural editions and design-focused works.
The artwork transforms a familiar fashion accessory into a piece of contemporary art, blending KAWS’ playful aesthetic with themes of identity, personal expression, and cultural symbolism. The bracelet format creates a connection between wearable design and collectible sculpture, reflecting the artist’s interest in how everyday objects can carry emotional and social meaning. Through his signature approach, KAWS turns a simple object into a statement about style, individuality, and the relationship between art and popular culture.
Collectors value Ankle Bracelet for its unique place within KAWS’ broader body of collectible works. Its limited availability, crossover appeal between art and design, and connection to the artist’s recognizable aesthetic contribute to strong collector interest.
At ArtLife Gallery, we view Ankle Bracelet as an important example of KAWS’ multidisciplinary practice. Related to his Companion, Chum, and collectible object editions, it highlights the artist’s ability to transform everyday references into highly desirable contemporary artworks.
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Ankle Bracelet
by KAWS
Year: 2017
Medium: Silkscreen on paper
Size: 58 × 58 in (147.3 × 147.3 cm)
Edition of 50
Presented as a striking example of KAWS’ graphic precision, Ankle Bracelet (2017) is a silkscreen on paper measuring 58 × 58 inches (147.3 × 147.3 cm), released in a limited edition of 50. The work reflects the artist’s refined approach to contemporary iconography, blending bold imagery with themes of connection, identity, and visual symbolism. Its scarce edition, accomplished print quality, and strong provenance appeal make it a desirable acquisition for collectors of contemporary art.
Ankle Bracelet is a distinctive work from KAWS’ exploration of collectible objects, character design, and contemporary culture. First introduced through KAWS’ studio and gallery practice, the piece was created as a fine art collectible rather than a street graffiti artwork. While KAWS built his early reputation through public interventions and altered advertisements, Ankle Bracelet reflects his later period of expanding his visual language into sculptural editions and design-focused works.
The artwork transforms a familiar fashion accessory into a piece of contemporary art, blending KAWS’ playful aesthetic with themes of identity, personal expression, and cultural symbolism. The bracelet format creates a connection between wearable design and collectible sculpture, reflecting the artist’s interest in how everyday objects can carry emotional and social meaning. Through his signature approach, KAWS turns a simple object into a statement about style, individuality, and the relationship between art and popular culture.
Collectors value Ankle Bracelet for its unique place within KAWS’ broader body of collectible works. Its limited availability, crossover appeal between art and design, and connection to the artist’s recognizable aesthetic contribute to strong collector interest.
At ArtLife Gallery, we view Ankle Bracelet as an important example of KAWS’ multidisciplinary practice. Related to his Companion, Chum, and collectible object editions, it highlights the artist’s ability to transform everyday references into highly desirable contemporary artworks.