A tote bag featuring the vending machine motif frequently seen in Morimoto’s work. The artwork’s intentionally blurred contours and soft color palette evoke a sense of quiet nostalgia. Reflecting a meticulous attention to detail, the design is first printed onto a separate piece of the same fabric, which is then sewn onto the bag rather than printed directly. These fabric edges are left raw, allowing them to fray naturally with use—inviting you to enjoy the unique character and 'aging' of the material over time.

Color:
Black / White

Material:
100% Cotton

Dimensions:
Top width: 36.0 cm
Bottom width: 38.0 cm
Height: 39.0 cm
Handle length: 49.0 cm
Weight: 270.0 g 

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Keita Morimoto
Morimoto（born 1990, Osaka, Japan）is a Japanese artist renowned for his cityscapes and portraits. He immigrated to Canada in 2006, earned his BFA from OCAD University in 2012, and returned to Japan in 2021. Now based in Tokyo, Morimoto engages deeply with the techniques and themes of Baroque lighting, early 20th-century American Realism, and pre-modern Genre Painting. By referencing these historical movements, he reimagines contemporary urban life, transforming ordinary streets into extraordinary narratives. Through the symbolic use of light, he merges its sacred and natural connotations with the stark realities of consumerism and industrial culture, creating works that resonate with both historical depth and modern complexity.