- 100% cotton
- Dimensions: 40cm x 38cm
- Silkscreen print
- 100% designed & handmade in Greece
Minotaur | Cotton Tote Bag
€7,50
Mr. TILT has a watermelon as a hat and gets his inspiration from the great Greek blue and the mythical figures of this place. Here is a lovely tote inspired by the great Minotaur who was believed to live in Crete during the Minoan times.
Availability: In stock
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