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The Opium Barcelona opened on July 3. This marked the release of Jordan VII Miro. This shoe is a homage tribute to the Spanish artist, Miro. Joan Miro i Ferra was a Catalan/Spanish painter, sculptor and ceramicist. His work was interpreted as Surrealism. This sneaker is available only in limited qualities in selected stores worldwide.

The toe box is white in color. There is a colorful graphic of a basketball/background in brilliant colors of red, blue and yellow. The toe box is flanked by black leather and this is the main body of the shoe. The shoe lace is colorful with yellow, red, blue stripes. The tongue is a piece of black leather.

The ankle of the shoe has at least 3 overlapping designs. The top most layer is a black piece with a yellow figure of the Jordan brand’s logo. At the backstab, there is a short strap that has similar pin strip colors as the shoe lace.

The midsole is white, with two sets of ridges. Each ridge is red and yellow in color. I like these as they look like mountains in a landscape. This is a colorful shoe that is great for casual occasions.

The Nike Air Jordan VII Miro released at Opium Barcelona this week coinciding with their opening. This shoe pays tribute to the Spanish artist, Joan Miro. Miro, who was born in Montroig, Spain and studied art at the Academy of Francisco Gali in Barcelona, used vivid abstracts to create fabulous pieces of work. Miro developed a unique recognizable style that was famous throughout the artworld.

He painted, sculpted, worked in ceramics, mosaics and murals. Additionally, Miro illustrated over 300 books. He passed away at the age of 90 in 1983.

Using a colorful abstract design against a white and black upper, these shoes are pieces of art themselves. These sneakers will be very limited and only released at a some number of shops worldwide.

If you are look for a bold colorful pair of kicks and like the Air Jordan VII, then these are a good choice. Via High Snobiety.