Y2K Marakami x Louis Vuitton key holder period Marc Jacobs at LV

Vintage leather key ring from Louis Vuitton. On a white background, we love the multi-colored letters. Natural leather interior. Made in France Holds 4 keys and even a credit card under the unique inner gusset. Serial number FL2077 means made in France in the 27th week of 2007. It's located under the bellows, but with my phone it's mission impossible to take a photo. I bought it from the estate of a chic and funky grande dame. In very good condition, only the end of the rings that hold the keys have lost some of their gold, probably due to key rubbing, but otherwise nothing to complain about, just impeccable. I've added a pretty golden bow-shaped clip that you can hang on your jeans or bag ;) and also a chain to slip onto your wrist so you don't lose it when you're out shopping ;) A little history on this collaboration: The famous collaboration between Louis Vuitton and Takashi Murakami began in 2002 at the request of then Creative Director Marc Jacobs. After the success of the Monogram Multicolor collection, Murakami continued his work with Louis Vuitton with several collections, including the cherries... The partnership between Murakami and Louis Vuitton came to an end after 12 years, following the discontinuation of the Monogram Multicolor line in 2015, making it the longest artistic collaboration ever between the company and Louis Vuitton. FLAT DIMENSIONS 10.5 cm by 6 cm