Framed Document: 2014 FIFA World Cup Logo Approval Signed by Official Jurors Jérôme Valcke, Ricardo Teixeira, Oscar Niemeyer, Hans Donner, Paulo Coelho, Gisele Bündchen, and Ivete Sangalo - Limited Edition No. 4/10 Worldwide

An extraordinarily rare, historic piece with an extremely limited global run, directly linked to the creation of the visual identity for the 2014 FIFA World Cup, held in Brazil.

This Framed Document – 2014 FIFA World Cup Official Logo Approval, in a Limited Edition of 4/10 worldwide, brings together the signatures of some of the personalities involved in the project's selection and approval process: Jérôme Valcke, Ricardo Teixeira, Oscar Niemeyer, Hans Donner, Paulo Coelho, Gisele Bündchen, and Ivete Sangalo.

The document represents an official record related to the choice of the 2014 FIFA World Cup logo, an event that turned Brazil into the center of the world football stage. The gathering of signatures from figures across different fields—football, architecture, design, literature, fashion, and music—makes this piece particularly unique.

With only 10 copies produced worldwide, this being unit No. 4/10, the item offers exceptional exclusivity for collectors of FIFA, World Cup, Brazilian football, and major international sporting event memorabilia.

The framed presentation further enhances the document, while the FIFA Certificate of Authenticity adds an important element of provenance to the piece.

Fun Fact

The 2014 FIFA World Cup was the second edition of the tournament held in Brazil, exactly 64 years after the 1950 World Cup. The tournament was played in 12 host cities and featured a visual identity known as “Inspiration”, created by the Brazilian agency África, inspired by the idea of hands forming a trophy.