The Blue Q Flower Fest Shopper is a reusable party bag with black handles, featuring vibrant folkloric floral patterns—yellow, orange, red, blue, and white flowers with green leaves on a black background.
The Blue Q Flower Fest Shopper is a reusable party bag with black handles, displaying vibrant red, orange, yellow, pink, blue, and green floral and sun designs on a glossy black background.
A smiling woman in a mustard-yellow shirt and jeans holds the Blue Q Flower Fest Shopper, a colorful floral-patterned bag, over her shoulder against a solid purple background.
Wearing a dark sweater and jeans, a person holds the Blue Q Flower Fest Shopper—a large, colorful bag with intricate floral patterns—while standing before a wooden plank wall.
The Blue Q Flower Fest Shopper is a reusable party bag with black handles, featuring vibrant folkloric floral patterns—yellow, orange, red, blue, and white flowers with green leaves on a black background.
The Blue Q Flower Fest Shopper is a reusable party bag with black handles, displaying vibrant red, orange, yellow, pink, blue, and green floral and sun designs on a glossy black background.
A smiling woman in a mustard-yellow shirt and jeans holds the Blue Q Flower Fest Shopper, a colorful floral-patterned bag, over her shoulder against a solid purple background.
Wearing a dark sweater and jeans, a person holds the Blue Q Flower Fest Shopper—a large, colorful bag with intricate floral patterns—while standing before a wooden plank wall.
SKU: QA855

Flower Fest Shopper

$16.99
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Bring this bag to a party... or let this bag bring the party to you! 

  • 16"w X 15"h X 6"d
  • Woven from 95% post-consumer material, featuring hand and shoulder straps, plus an interior pocket for cell phone or keys.
  • 1% of the sale of all Blue Q bags supports environmental initiatives around the globe.

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Dana Tanamachi

Brooklyn, NY

Dana Tanamachi is a New York City-based designer, illustrator and founder of her eponymous design practice, Tanamachi Studio. She has been commissioned globally by clients such as Target, Nike, Google, Penguin Books, The Obama Foundation and The Library of Congress. Her work can be seen on everything from USPS postage stamps, to large-scale immersive murals, to the covers of TIME and O The Oprah Magazine.

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