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Picture of the New Year Blossoms Tote Bag

Sturdy and convenient, this premium quality canvas tote is made of 12oz canvas with long handles. This canvas tote features the work of Zhao Chang, a Chinese painter during the Song dynasty (early 11th Century). This tote bag inspired by his scroll format painting on fine silk – ‘Picture of the New Year’ features stunning blossoms and exotic Zen garden rocks.

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A great gift for art and culture lovers alike.

Plum Blossoms and Bamboo Tote Bag

This canvas tote features the work of Chen Jiru, a Chinese landscape painter, calligrapher and essayist during the Ming Dynasty (1368–1644). This Plum Blossoms and Bamboo painting is created with ink on gold-flecked paper.

Edo Kimono Pattern Red Tote

Lightweight and convenient, this premium quality canvas tote is made of 12oz canvas with long handles. The design features amazing illustrations inspired by Edo period kimono patterns. The image is striking with exquisite colour, elegant Japanese fans and Chrysanthemum blossom. Achieve your effortless style with our arty canvas totes, live greener and avoid plastic bags from your daily shopping.

Achieve your effortless style with our arty canvas totes, live greener and avoid plastic bags from your daily shopping.

A great gift for art and culture lovers alike.

Bird Attracted to Ripe Fruit Tote Bag

Lightweight and convenient, this premium quality canvas tote is made of 12oz canvas with long handles. The design features vintage Song dynasty (960-1279) master art of “Bird Attracted to Ripe Fruit” by Academy painter Lin Chun. This work “Bird Attracted to Ripe Fruit” shows a sand sparrow standing on a Chinese pear-leaved crabapple branch with its head raised, calling for its peers to share the ripe fruit. The painter uses extremely fine strokes to portray the feathers of the sand sparrow, and running ink repeatedly to strengthen the sense of cluster and texture.