Natural cotton canvas tote bag printed with an illustration of a stoneware salt cellar and olive wood spoon

Cotton Tote Bag, Kitchen Market Bag, Salt Cellar Ceramic Crock Art, Olive Wood Spoon Design, Foodie Gift, Everyday Grocery Tote

£18.12
Sale price  £18.12 Regular price 
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Natural cotton canvas tote bag printed with an illustration of a stoneware salt cellar and olive wood spoon

Cotton Tote Bag, Kitchen Market Bag, Salt Cellar Ceramic Crock Art, Olive Wood Spoon Design, Foodie Gift, Everyday Grocery Tote

£18.12
Sale price  £18.12 Regular price 

Some pleasures are small on purpose. A pinch of flaky salt, a slow morning, a bag that carries your day with a little more grace. The Fleur tote celebrates exactly that spirit.

Our Story

This design began with a beloved kitchen object: a lidded stoneware salt cellar in a soft, matte reactive glaze, paired with a hand-carved olive wood pinch spoon that lives happily by the stovetop. We translated that quiet Mediterranean still life into a print worth carrying every day — a reminder to slow down and savour the everyday luxuries.

What It Is

A generous, sturdy cotton canvas tote bag featuring an original illustration of the Fleur salt cellar and its olive wood spoon. Roomy enough for market runs, farmers' produce, books, or a beach towel, it folds flat when not in use and only softens with time.

Materials

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Feel

Made from heavyweight natural cotton canvas with a smooth, hard-wearing hand. Long shoulder-drop handles are double-stitched for comfort and strength, and the artwork is printed with fade-resistant, water-based inks that stay crisp wash after wash.

Size

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Use

Approximately 38 x 42 cm with a comfortable shoulder-length handle drop. Flat-bottomed roominess makes it ideal for groceries, gym kit, studio supplies, or a weekend carry-all. A thoughtful gift for cooks, ceramics lovers, and anyone drawn to slow, considered living.

Care

Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle, inside out. Reshape and hang to dry. Warm iron on the reverse if needed; avoid ironing directly over the print.

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