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Anatomy of a Party

Anatomy of a Bouquet Tote

Not for sale yet. This design is a preview, so there's nothing to buy today.

A wedding tote: a bridal bouquet drawn like an exploded diagram, every flower pulled out a little so you can see what went into it, with a lilac ribbon at the bottom.

Color: Black
Tote
Eco tote
Print
6.79 × 10 in
Made
Printed after you order it.

Artwork made with AI tools from my concepts, then picked and prepared for print by me. Made to order by a production partner.

Details
  • Organic cotton twill, 8 oz/yd²
  • 16″ × 14½″ × 5″, 24½″ straps
  • Printed direct to fabric (DTG)

Observe a little closer.

Each part has its own label line, but the labels are left off. It's a good shirt for a bride, or for whoever made the bouquet.

Print artwork: a bridal bouquet drawn as an exploded diagram, its flowers pulled apart above the stems: a pink peony, a daisy, a purple scabiosa, an orange ranunculus, a cream anemone, a pink rose, lavender, eucalyptus and baby's breath, tied below with a lilac ribbon, with thin label lines pointing to the parts.
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The print, up close

Print artwork: a bridal bouquet drawn as an exploded diagram, its flowers pulled apart above the stems: a pink peony, a daisy, a purple scabiosa, an orange ranunculus, a cream anemone, a pink rose, lavender, eucalyptus and baby's breath, tied below with a lilac ribbon, with thin label lines pointing to the parts.

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