Taiwan Wild Rabbit Art Photography Heavy Canvas Tote Bag (Medium) / Made in Taiwan, Souvenir, In Stock

〔 Features 〕 1. Original artwork by a Taiwanese photography creator, exclusively designed and manufactured. 2. Crisp print with no plasticky feel; the bag won't stick to itself when folded. 3. Two metal snap buttons help reduce the risk of items falling out. 4. Heavy-duty canvas tote bag, 100% cotton, approximately 12 oz. It has a firm, substantial feel, is eco-friendly, durable, and of superior quality. 5. Large capacity design with a stable structure, capable of holding heavy items. Can be carried on the shoulder or by hand. 6. The canvas has no sour odor and is SGS tested for zero formaldehyde residue. 7. From photographic creation, canvas cutting, print application, to sewing and finishing, the entire process is produced and manufactured in Taiwan (MIT). 8. Suitable as a gift for international diplomacy, an eco-friendly giveaway, a Christmas exchange gift, a birthday present, and more. 〔 Specifications 〕 ▸ Width at top: 36cm, Width at bottom: 24cm ▸ Height: 30cm ▸ Depth: 12cm 〔 Notes 〕 1. We operate on a limited stock basis. If you see it available, please place your order soon. We cannot confirm when sold-out items will be restocked. 2. For bulk orders of 10 items or more, special discounts are available. Please inquire about pre-orders approximately 30 days in advance. Rush orders cannot be accommodated. 3. For minor stains on pure cotton canvas bags, try gently erasing with a rubber eraser first. Avoid washing directly with water, as this can easily cause wrinkles. - 【 About the Creator 】 Bunnico Cheng is a rabbit photography creator from Taiwan. Having grown up with rabbits, considering them dear family and companions, Bunnico shares many cherished memories; In 2012, a chance encounter with a stray rabbit on a hillside, whom she named "Lusa," marked the beginning of a new life adventure. Through photography and entrepreneurship, Bunnico shares the beauty of rabbits with the public. Her work is characterized by a unique perspective, not only capturing the delicate expressions and subtle postures of rabbits but also conveying a concern for nature and humanity. She received the Grand Prize at the 2014 TIVAC Photography Competition and has held solo exhibitions across Taiwan. Her work has garnered significant media attention and coverage, earning her acclaim and appreciation from collectors and individuals both domestically and internationally.