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Louis Vuitton is counted among the biggest luxury brands in the world today. Its bags, trunks and custom-made pieces are very popular among the people. Each bag of this brand is worth lakhs. Everyone wants to buy something from this brand, especially a bag, at least once in their life.

Who could have missed the iconic ‘LV’ flower motif monogram on the bag, but a recent viral claim says that the design resembles a temple in India. Let us know what the truth is.

Is LV’s monogram inspired by this temple?

Chennakeshava Temple: This temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu is built on a star-shaped platform. Amazing sculptures of gods, dancers, musicians and nymphs have been carved in this structure made of soapstone. It is said that it took about 103 years to complete. Liam was stunned to see the workmanship of the temple. Zooming in on the belt-like design of one of the statues, he said the pattern looks exactly like the four-petalled flower of ‘LV’.

Is the secret of monogram really to India?

In the video, Liam claimed that the four-petaled flower carved on the stone is the same design that appears in the ‘LV’ monogram. He jokingly said that perhaps the brand might have taken inspiration from here. However, this claim is not officially proven. It often happens that similar geometric designs develop automatically in different civilizations. Despite this, the similarity of these two designs is raising questions in the minds of people.

About Louis Vuitton Brand

Georges Vuitton designed this monogram in 1896. He wanted to carry forward the legacy of his father Louis Vuitton. According to the brand’s official information, the design was influenced by Art nouveau, Japonism and Gothic heraldic art. Interlocking ‘LV’ letters, round flower with four petals, diamond shaped flower and a star. All these together became the identity of Monogram Canvas.