Kiku 309 is a floral screenprint by Andy Warhol from 1983. Artists have looked to still life studies comprised of flowers as a subject matter for paintings and drawings for centuries. Throughout Andy Warhol’s career, he created numerous paintings and screenprints that are based on flowers. In 1983, he created a series based on the Kiku flower. The Kiku, better known as the Chrysanthemum, is a Japanese flower which signifies Autumn in Japan, the time in which it blooms. This print of Kiku 309 uses split background colors and sketched outlines that draw attention to the ethereal quality of the flowers. Other Kiku prints include Kiku 307 and Kiku 308.​