The house gnome disapproves of plastic bags | Large organic tote bag in black
The house gnome disapproves of plastic bags.
For those who prefer to stay in its good graces.
A practical object with a quiet belief.
This large organic cotton tote bag is designed to be used — and to last. Spacious enough for groceries, books, or a long day away from home, it is made from certified organic cotton twill with a sturdy structure and flat bottom for ease.
Each tote carries a short sentence drawn from the same world as the artworks — rooted in Finnish nature, folklore, and a certain calm resilience. Not decoration, but intention.
Made on demand to avoid overproduction.
Created to accompany you for years.
Details
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100% certified organic cotton (3/1 twill)
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272 g/m² fabric weight
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50.8 × 35.6 × 12.7 cm
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23 L capacity
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13.6 kg weight limit
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Long self-fabric dual straps
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Open main compartment, flat bottom
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Fabric certified under GOTS & OCS standards
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OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified
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PETA-Approved Vegan
Made especially for you upon order to reduce excess production.
EU warranty: 2 years
For product safety inquiries: info@tiiahurme.com
Classic
70 x 90cm (artwork)
80 x 100cm (with white border)
Edition of 15
Grand
100 x 150cm (artwork)
110 x 160cm (with white border)
Edition of 5
Limited Edition
Hand-signed and numbered.
Certificate of Authenticity included.
Accompanied with a little token from Finnish woodlands.
Materials
Printed on museum grade Hahnemühle Fine Art Giclée, by platinum-grade printing house here in Finland.
International Shipping
Prepared in Helsinki and shipped securely, rolled and protected according to size. Complimentary shipping within Europe.
Unframed
The artwork is sold unframed. The generous border is designed to allow the work to be framed according to your space and taste. We recommend working with professional framer locally.
Care
Handle with clean, dry hands and avoid direct sunlight or use UV glass. For more details, please see our care guide.
A COLLECTION OF PHOTOGRAPHS, POEMS & STORIES
FROM FINNISH FORESTS