The Blue Q Magic Carpet Shoulder Tote is a sturdy, bright red bag with black handles, made from recycled material. It features folk art people, animals, and plants in geometric frames on a light background and has a secure zipper.
The Magic Carpet Shoulder Tote by Blue Q is a durable bag made from recycled material with black handles, a secure zipper, and an eye-catching mix of red, yellow, blue, and white geometric and floral patterns on a textured surface.
A woman with curly hair smiles as she places a black item into the Blue Q Magic Carpet Shoulder Tote, a colorful patterned recycled bag with black handles, while sitting on a stool against a teal background.
The Blue Q Magic Carpet Shoulder Tote is a sturdy, bright red bag with black handles, made from recycled material. It features folk art people, animals, and plants in geometric frames on a light background and has a secure zipper.
The Magic Carpet Shoulder Tote by Blue Q is a durable bag made from recycled material with black handles, a secure zipper, and an eye-catching mix of red, yellow, blue, and white geometric and floral patterns on a textured surface.
A woman with curly hair smiles as she places a black item into the Blue Q Magic Carpet Shoulder Tote, a colorful patterned recycled bag with black handles, while sitting on a stool against a teal background.
SKU: QA686

Magic Carpet Shoulder Tote

$24.99
Keep your stuff snug as a bug in a rug in this sturdy tote with super-secure zipper! Woven from 95% recycled material.

15"w X 11"h X 6.25"d

  • 15"w X 11"h X 6.25"d
  • Woven from 95% post-consumer material with a reinforced floor, exterior pocket and hefty zipper.
  • 1% of the sale of all Blue Q bags supports environmental initiatives around the globe.

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Karen Exner

Berlin, Germany

Karen Exner is a German artist living in Berlin. She works on various freelance projects, collaborations and commissions for visual art, illustration and animation. For that purpose she has developed her own unique illustration style, not drawing her illustrations but instead scratching them in oil pastel chalk. This time-consuming and sometimes meditative technique gives her the space to immerse herself completely in a topic and think about new ideas while scratching.

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