"Prado Animals" bag

"Prado Animals" bag

"Prado Animals" bag

12 x 25,5 cm. 100% cotton.

Small bag ideal for snacks or as a perfect alternative to plastic bags, as it is environmentally friendly. It has printed on one of its sides some of the animals, real and fantastic, that populate the well-known Triptych of the Garden of Earthly Delights (1490-1500), possibly the most outstanding work by Bosch in the Prado Museum collection.

Care: Machine wash at 30 degrees maximum. Do not dry clean. Iron gently.

€12.00

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