Rennie’s Field Journal Large Tote Bag
$65.00
This design is original hand-drawn artwork.
Would Charles Rennie Mackintosh have stashed sketchbooks, pencils, and a cheeky little snack in this tote for a walk through the woods? We’d like to think so.
A hand-sketched watercolor botanical in an Arts & Crafts and Art Nouveau style, featuring four midwestern woodland wildflowers โ Jack-in-the-Pulpit, Dutchman’s Breeches, Virginia Bluebells, and Bloodroot โ framed within an interlacing vine lattice and hand-lettered specimen banners, like a page from a naturalist’s field journal. Rendered in vibrant spring green with pops of pink and violet.
Spacious enough for sketchbooks, pencils, and that cheeky little snack.
- Size 16″ x 20″
- 100% polyester
- Maximum weight limit โ 44lbs (20kg)
- Large inside pocket
- Comfortable cotton webbing handles
- Vibrant colors that won’t fade
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Hand-Drawn. No AI.
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.