• Metromilan Cat Brand (1980s) – Framed Art

Metromilan Cat Brand (1980s) – Framed Art

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Title: Metromilan Cat Brand
Country: Pakistan
Year: 1980s
Cover size: 8″ × 10″
Frame size: 11″ × 14″
Frame: White wood with matching front
Condition: Used, vintage
Publisher: Uncredited

A framed commercial label for Metromilan Cat Brand, a hyper-local product by referencing the aesthetic of a popular Pakistani soap brand from the 80s. The logo features a cat in gold chains, centered in a red badge over a bright yellow background. 

Exhibited in “Spasial Program” at SculptureCenter, New York, June 18 –July 28, 2025. 

Availability: Free pickup on July 29 at the SculptureCenter, or shipping available upon request (price excludes shipping).

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