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Groundhog Day Large Tote

Large double sided tote - front side shows groundhog day damask print and backside is celestial suns. Black strap, black and yellow colorway.
Large double sided tote - front side shows groundhog day damask print and backside is celestial suns. Bright gold strap, black and yellow colorway.
Back side showing celestial suns diamond pattern on light yellow background.
Front side showing groundhog day damask.

$62.00

This design is original hand-drawn artwork.

Also available as fabric & wallpaper
Whether Punxsutawney Phil is ready for celebration, or hibernating for six more weeks, you get both in this Groundhog Day damask print. This design won 1st place in Spoonflower’s “Other Holidays” design competition. A trendy beach bag, where you can put everything that matters when hitting those warm beaches. โ€ข 100% polyester โ€ข Large inside pocket โ€ข Comfortable cotton webbing handles โ€ข Vibrant colors that won’t fade โ€ข Available in one size
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Every pattern at Ro Carr Studio is original artwork, drawn by hand by Rochelle Weiner Carr. No AI tools, no generated imagery, no shortcuts. Just the accumulated craft of a lifelong fine art practice – and a whole lot of color.