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Barn owl | Tote bag & cosmetic bag

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Fabric: Polyester velvet with 100% cotton lining
Tote
Size 35 x 36 x 9cm
Comfortable shoulder straps
Magnetic fastening

Cosmetic Bag
Size 24 x 15cm
Stylish & sturdy gold zip
Easy-clean lining


Machine washable
Made in the UK

A stylish tote bag and cosmetic bag in a shimmer velvet fabric featuring a barn owl design by Robert E Fuller. 


Dimensions

Tote
35 x 36 x 9cm
Handle length 52cm

Cosmetic Bag
24 x 15cm

Further Details

Robert E Fuller's stunning painting shines out from ths velvet-soft tote bag, adding a touch of glamour to your every day.

Beautifully hand-stitched in the UK from a shimmery and yet practical velvety fabric, this tote bag is soft to touch and will add elegance to any outfit and perfect for shopping or general day-to-day use.

It's practical too, with a 100% cotton lining in a complementary colour and gusseted base roomy enough to fit plenty of purchases and is also machine washable.

The tote bag's long, softly-padded handles make it comfortable to carry and it has a magnetic stud fastening to keep your belongings safe wherever you are.

The cosmetic bags are lined with wipe-clean fabric and a roomy gusseted base, they make perfect make up bags or wash bags, keeping your lotions and potions together either at home or on the go.

And they are so stylish, they can double up as an elegant clutch. 

Size Guide

About the artist

Robert E Fuller is one of Britain’s foremost wildlife artists. He paints in acrylics and oils, favouring a highly-detailed realistic style. His commitment to authenticity is second to none. Robert goes to extraordinary lengths to accurately reflect the behaviour and character of his wild subjects and spends months in the field painstakingly studying a particular animal or bird before settling down to paint it back in his studio. The artist spends months studying a particular animal or bird before settling down to accurately reflect the behaviour and character of his wild subjects in his compositions. His pictures are painted from photographs taken in situ.