Louis Vuitton microscopic handbag sold for Rs 51.7 lakh! Netizens stunned

Despite its diminutive size, the tote bag boasts an incredible level of detail that can only be appreciated under a microscope.

The bag has been created by art collective MSCHF.

A microscopic handbag inspired by the iconic Louis Vuitton OnTheGo tote has been sold for a staggering $63,750, which is approximately Rs 51.7 lakh. This miniature masterpiece was created by art collective MSCHF and measures a mere 657 by 222 by 700 micrometers, making it smaller than a grain of salt!

Despite its diminutive size, the handbag boasts an incredible level of detail that can only be appreciated under a microscope. Every intricate feature of the original OnTheGo tote bag has been reproduced, showcasing the meticulous craftsmanship of the artists behind the creation.

The sale of this microscopic handbag has raised eyebrows not only for its exorbitant price tag but also for the sheer novelty and ingenuity of the artwork.

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The handbag has sparked conversations on social media about the intersection of luxury, consumerism, and creativity.

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One user wrote, “The exact same size as the brain of the person who bought it.” Another joked and said, “If you put it in water does it grow?” A third added, “A handbag for microorganisms.”

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Well, this is not the first time a luxury item has left everyone numb and speechless. Renowned for its chic leather goods, luxury handbag and clutch manufacturer Hermès had made waves at a 2021 auction in Hong Kong, stunning online spectators worldwide. Their matte white Himalaya Niloticus Crocodile Retourné Kelly 28, embellished with 18K White Gold hardware and adorned with a breathtaking array of 229 diamonds had shattered previous auction records. The winning bid soared to an unprecedented HK$40,00,000, equivalent to approximately $5,10,000 (Rs 4,24,27,500). A viral video of the jaw-dropping sale on Instagram had left netizens astounded.

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