Yellow Owl Workshop Tins Art Sack X The Printed Peanut (1 pc)
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Yellow Owl Workshop Tins Art Sack X The Printed Peanut (1 pc)
Yellow Owl Workshop Tins Art Sack X The Printed Peanut - product shown folded up
Yellow Owl Workshop Tins Art Sack X The Printed Peanut - model shown holding product
Yellow Owl Workshop Tins Art Sack X The Printed Peanut - model shown with product hanging off shoulder
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Tins Art Sack X The Printed Peanut

SKU: 50532

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Schlep your sh*t, support artists, and hug a tree with this new reusable Art Sack! This rad new bag holds up to 50 lbs and folds into an interior pocket so you can grab and go. It is made with 100% Recycled RPET (recycled polyethylene terephthalate), uses waterless printing, and is machine washable.

Measures approx.: 18" L x 19" H.
This design features The Printed Peanut studio of Louise Lockhart of Yorkshire, UK. Her playful and nostalgic colorful cut paper illustrations are inspired by Folk Art, print ephemera and vintage textiles.
Fabric is rPET made from plastic bottles, STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX® certified.
Yellow Owl Workshop is the brainchild of Christine Schmidt, whose art career began in primary school when she won a bike at the local grocer's coloring contest. This bike was red and had ten whole speeds! After a youth spent on the plains of Kansas City and art school in Washington, D.C., she and her loverboy Evan moved west to a little place perched atop windy Bernal Hill in San Francisco. Fueled by too much black tea and public radio shows, she spent nights creating hand-printed cards and gifts. Seeking out local suppliers and working with fine, momma-earth loving materials, she began honing her line of wares. In 2007, after steeling her nerves, Christine took a box of her goods to some local stores, they placed orders, and Yellow Owl Workshop was born.