Beatrix Potter waterlily tote bag
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The sumptuous watercolour and Indian ink waterlily design reproduced on this cotton tote bag is taken from an original work by Beatrix Potter held in the V&A archive.
Drawing of water lilies, Beatrix Potter (1866–1943). Watercolour, ink wash, black ink and Indian ink on paper, England, about 1906 © Frederick Warne & Co, 2022. All Rights Reserved © Victoria and Albert Museum
Created exclusively for the V&A.
Dimensions
Height 42cm x width 37cm
Composition
100% cotton
Colour
Neutral
Product code
162392
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Beatrix Potter: Drawn to Nature
This family friendly exhibition took visitors on a journey to discover Potter’s life as a scientist and conservationist, exploring the places and animals that inspired her most beloved characters. In collaboration with the National Trust.






